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Psalm 11:3 States “If the foundations be destroyed, what can the righteous do?” We are not about to let the foundations of not only the Nazarene Denomination as well as the rest of the Body of Christ be destroyed by undiscerning leadership who are only interested in the next fad heresy that comes into the Body of Christ.
We are not letting this go down without a fight.Sadly though I do remember Jesus words as he stated in Luke 18:8 “Nevertheless when the Son of man returns shall he find faith on the earth.
That verse comes to mind as church leadership continues to expose the flock to heresy after heresy weakening the flock who need to be faithful Bereans and get their noses out of programs and back into Gods Holy Word in scripture.
Face it the truth is worth fighting for.
From Ray Yungen’s A Time Of Departing “Ancient mystical practices are being introduced into countless churches under the umbrella of the spiritual formation movement.” I am a former Catholic and my mom was introduced to these methods in the Catholic church many years ago way before Emergent was in vogue. I know personally what these mystical practices can have on a person through seeing first hand what it has done to my own mother. Long term the fruit of this movement will be plain New Age religion as well as hoping to form the One World Religion that will be lead by the antichrist. Another gospel, another jesus. This is not the return to ancient Christian practices but a return to ancient Catholic practices as well as other new age practice’s involving interspirituality and spiritual formation.As the leaders of this movement as well as church leadership continue to expose the flock to leaders using satan’s age age old ploy ”did God really say that” as the devil seeks to tear Gods flock apart by taking apart Gods Word.
This blog will give information exposing this false movement as well as the church leadership who are involved with bringing in this false movement of satan and helping to facilitate these false leaders.
Manny Silva said
I too, like Tim Wirth, am very concerned that the Nazarene Church may be seriously exposed to false movements. My own qualifications are the following: I have been a Christian since 1975; my dad was a minister for many years and taught me straight from the Bible; I love God and His Word. That’s all.
Other than that, I have no degree or formal theological training. I do read a lot, and I believe that every Christian who has a desire to defend the faith as God has given to us through the scriptures, is qualified to question what may be serious problems, as long as he backs up what he says with scripture. I hope you are not suggesting that to raise questions and expose problems in the church requires a degree in religion or philosophy.
nazarenepsalm113 said
FYI-No other comments will be allowed since the blog is now non interactive.
Blessings
Tim