Tag: Christian discernment
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Why Scripture Deserves Slower Reading
In a culture trained to skim, react, and move on, many Christians have learned to read the Bible too quickly. But Scripture was never meant to be consumed at speed. This reflective essay explores why slower reading is an act of reverence, how patience forms wisdom, and why lingering with God’s Word may be the…
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Which Jesus?
Which Jesus? is a pastoral exploration of clarity, confession, and confidence in an age of shared religious language and quiet theological drift. Written to help Christians navigate conversations about faith without fear or hostility, this book returns again and again to the central question of who Jesus truly is according to the gospel. Grounded in…
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Outrage Is Not Discernment: When Viral Christianity Distorts the Witness of the Church
In an age where viral clips spread faster than truth, Christians are increasingly shaped by outrage rather than discernment. Short videos framed as persecution often bypass context, elevate conflict, and divide the church. Drawing from Scripture, church history, and the wisdom of the apostles, this article calls believers to slow down, seek truth, and recover…
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New-Age Beliefs in the Church: What They Are, Where They Came From, and What the Bible Says
New-Age ideas are showing up in Christian churches today — through meditation practices, ‘energy’ language, and pluralistic teaching. This article explains where it came from, how it enters churches, and what the Bible says about it.
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The Danger of Visualization & Manifestation Practices in the Church
Many churches have adopted the language of “visualize your breakthrough” or “manifest your blessing.” But these ideas trace back to occult mysticism, not biblical faith. Scripture teaches us to pray to the Father through Christ—not to manipulate reality with imagination.
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Positive Energy & “Vibes” Language: A New Age Lie in the Church
The language of “positive energy” and “good vibes” may sound harmless, but its roots are in New Age mysticism, not biblical Christianity. Here’s why Christians must be careful with this language and return to the personal presence of the Holy Spirit.
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When Lies Masquerade as Truth: The Danger of Slander in the Church
Christians are called to expose false doctrine with truth, not with lies or slander. When believers spread rumors or exaggerations, even against false teachers, they not only damage their own witness but also hinder correction from taking root. God’s Word warns us against false reports, gossip, and speaking evil of others. This article calls the…
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The Smiling Gospel: A Biblical Examination of Joel Osteen’s Message
Joel Osteen’s sermons inspire millions, but are they faithful to the full gospel? This biblical response examines his teachings on sin, repentance, and prosperity through the lens of Scripture, revealing what’s missing and why it matters for your faith.
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Testing the Teachings of Joyce Meyer: A Biblical Response
Joyce Meyer is one of the most recognized Christian teachers in the world. But do her teachings align with the truth of God’s Word? This post compares her most well-known messages with the gospel of Scripture to help believers discern wisely.
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How Many Words Are Mistranslated in the Bible?
While most of the Bible is faithfully translated, a handful of key words have been mistranslated or misunderstood—leading to confusion or doctrinal errors. This blog explores some of the most impactful translation issues and how believers can pursue deeper understanding through study and the original languages.
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Money and Destruction
Money in itself is not evil, but the relentless desire for it has led many—even in the Church—into ruin. Scripture warns us not only about personal greed, but about spiritual leaders who trade truth for profit. How do we guard our hearts in a world consumed by wealth?
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Wolves Among the Flock: How to Recognize False Teachers in the Last Days
Jesus warned that false teachers would increase in the last days—deceiving many with signs, smooth words, and a false gospel. This article outlines how to recognize them through Scripture and stay grounded in truth.
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