"We see, in many a land, the proudest dynasties and tyrannies still crushing, with their mountain weight, every free motion of the Consciences and hearts of men. We see, on the other hand, the truest heroism for the right and the greatest devotion to the Truth in hearts that God has touched. We have a work to do, as great as our forefathers and, perhaps, far greater. The enemies of Truth are more numerous and subtle than ever and the needs of the Church are greater than at any preceding time. If we are not debtors to the present, then men were never debtors to their age and their time. Brethren, we are debtors to the hour in which we live. Oh, that we might stamp it with Truth and that God might help us to impress upon its wings some proof that it has not flown by neglected and unheeded." -- C.H. Spurgeon . . . "If ye continue in my word, then are ye my disciples indeed; And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." John 8:31, 32 . . . . .

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YOGA (CHRISTIAN YOGA)

 


ARTICLES:

CHRISTIAN YOGA: Rooted in Hindu Occultism (Part 1) by Chris Lawson

Kundalini Yoga Pt. 2 - by John Ankerberg

Yoga Pt. 1 - John Ankerberg
 Introduction and Influence
Yoga Pt. 2 - John Ankerberg
 Yoga and Children; The Purpose of Yoga

Yoga Theory and Practice: Separable? -- Part 1
by Dr. John Ankerberg, Dr. John Weldon
Yoga Theory and Practice: Separable? -- Part 2 by Dr. John Ankerberg, Dr. John Weldon

Innocent Yoga? by Dr. John Ankerberg, Dr. John Weldon


Audio:

Radio Interview: Yoga and Christianity - Are They Compatible? - Chris Lawson


Destroying Your Christian Faith Through Yoga - Chris Lawson


Perilous Times & The True Purpose and Dangers of Yoga - Chris Lawson


Why Yoga Cannot Be Christianized - Chris Lawson


Video:

Growing & Going with Ray Yungen: What is Yoga?



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