Tag: Christian worldview
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Correcting the Church Not the Culture: Recovering the Biblical Mandate
Correcting the Church, Not the Culture calls believers back to the biblical priority of pursuing holiness within the church rather than fighting culture wars. Instead of confronting unbelievers, Scripture urges us to disciple one another, reflect Christ, and trust the power of a transformed body to influence the world. For those weary of conflict and…
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Guarding the Flock: Discernment in an Age of Confusion
Discernment protects the church from deception by drawing believers closer to Christ, not further from the world. This book teaches you to see truth clearly, love truth deeply, and stand firm in truth faithfully.
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Lessons From Rome: What Rome Teaches the Modern Church
In an age when culture shifts faster than most believers can process, the Lessons from Rome series invites readers into a powerful journey through Scripture, church history, and the spiritual parallels between the early Christian community and the modern believer.
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Tearing Down or Building Up? Answering the Rise of Deconstruction With Unshakable Faith
In an age where doubt is celebrated and faith is dismantled, many believers feel shaken, uncertain, or alone. “Tearing Down or Building Up?” confronts the rise of deconstruction with biblical clarity and pastoral compassion, guiding readers back to a confidence grounded not in culture, but in Christ. This book exposes the subtle lies that erode…
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The Danger of Blending the Word of God with the Wisdom of the World
Many today try to mix the Bible’s creation with the world’s theories, seeking harmony between faith and atheistic science. But God’s Word stands alone—pure, complete, and unchanging. As believers, we must never compromise truth or dilute Scripture to fit human wisdom, for “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.”
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The First Lie: How Doubting Genesis Destroys Faith
Many believers unknowingly fall into the enemy’s oldest deception—doubting the truth of God’s Word from the very first verse. This article exposes how disbelief in Genesis undermines the authority of Scripture, opens the door to moral compromise, and weakens faith in the gospel itself.
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