This page will provide you with Christian book reviews, a necessary resource for Christians today trying to navigate the vast book world of best sellers and every wind of doctrine. Buyer BEWARE!
The HARBINGER – HOAX or HISTORY? Part Two
The HARBINGER – HOAX or HISTORY? Part Three
The HARBINGER – HOAX or HISTORY? Part Four
New Evangelicalism: The New World Order
Paul Richard Smith is the author of a new book entitled, "New Evangelicalism: The New World Order". His many years as a pastor, teacher, and staunch defender of the inerrancy of the scriptures have respectfully earned him the title of a pastor's pastor. He is a true Watchman on the wall, a faithful servant, and committed purveyor of Biblical Truth.
This book provides an amazing historical account of the influence of "the seminal seeds that corrupted not only the major denominational churches, but specifically the conservative believing folks in these churches."
Emergent is Regurgitant - Part One
Emergent is Regurgitant - Part Two
Emergent is Regurgitant - Part Three
Emergent is Regurgitant - Part Four: Loving Emergent Style
Emergent is Regurgitant - Part Five: Emergent Church Matrix
The title of this series reveals my view of the Emergent Church Movement (ECM) as being the same old, tired doubt and denigration of God's Word that has been occurring in our world ever since the garden of Eden when the Serpent first said, "Yea, hath God said . . .?" but has returned in our day with new vigor and ambition.
A Comment or Two on, BURNING DOWN THE SHACK by James De Young
James De Young explains that he has written Burning Down The Shack for two reasons, “First to uncover the embedded errors in The Shack, those mostly belonging to universalism, and secondly to show from Scripture why they are so serious.” He will answer "What is God like"", "Why did Jesus Christ die?", "Does God punish sin?" and "Does mercy triumph over judgment?"
LOOKING Into The SHACK– A Review of the book, UNSHACKLED by Pastor Larry DeBruyn
Books contain words, and words convey ideas and ideas, concepts and perspectives are either true or they are not. If concepts in a Christian novel (The Shack is not a Christian novel(By 'Christian' we mean a Christian world view based on the truth of the Bible), though it's packaged to look like one) are not biblical, one must ask why the author (who is presumably a Christian) would promote such ideas.
The DARK NIGHT of The SHACK - By Gregory Reid
This article by Greg Reid of Youthfire! ministries slices through the emotional trappings of this story and exposes the lies that are hidden just beneath the surface.
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The HARBINGER – HOAX or HISTORY? Part Three
The HARBINGER – HOAX or HISTORY? Part Four
Paul Richard Smith is the author of a new book entitled, "New Evangelicalism: The New World Order". His many years as a pastor, teacher, and staunch defender of the inerrancy of the scriptures have respectfully earned him the title of a pastor's pastor. He is a true Watchman on the wall, a faithful servant, and committed purveyor of Biblical Truth.
This book provides an amazing historical account of the influence of "the seminal seeds that corrupted not only the major denominational churches, but specifically the conservative believing folks in these churches."
Emergent is Regurgitant - Part Two
Emergent is Regurgitant - Part Three
Emergent is Regurgitant - Part Four: Loving Emergent Style
Emergent is Regurgitant - Part Five: Emergent Church Matrix
The title of this series reveals my view of the Emergent Church Movement (ECM) as being the same old, tired doubt and denigration of God's Word that has been occurring in our world ever since the garden of Eden when the Serpent first said, "Yea, hath God said . . .?" but has returned in our day with new vigor and ambition.
James De Young explains that he has written Burning Down The Shack for two reasons, “First to uncover the embedded errors in The Shack, those mostly belonging to universalism, and secondly to show from Scripture why they are so serious.” He will answer "What is God like"", "Why did Jesus Christ die?", "Does God punish sin?" and "Does mercy triumph over judgment?"
Books contain words, and words convey ideas and ideas, concepts and perspectives are either true or they are not. If concepts in a Christian novel (The Shack is not a Christian novel(By 'Christian' we mean a Christian world view based on the truth of the Bible), though it's packaged to look like one) are not biblical, one must ask why the author (who is presumably a Christian) would promote such ideas.
This article by Greg Reid of Youthfire! ministries slices through the emotional trappings of this story and exposes the lies that are hidden just beneath the surface.
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