Tag: church history
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Is “Slain in the Spirit” Biblical? A Careful Look at Scripture, History, and Discernment
Is being “slain in the Spirit” a biblical work of the Holy Spirit or a modern church practice that extends beyond what Scripture teaches? This article examines the Bible, church history, and theological principles to determine whether falling in the Spirit is a genuine manifestation of God’s power or a phenomenon requiring careful discernment. Discover…
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Was Jesus Christian? And Did Bishops and Kings Invent the Bible?”
Many social media videos claim that “Jesus wasn’t Christian,” but the idea unravels when we examine Scripture and history. Jesus didn’t merely teach within Judaism—He fulfilled it, established the New Covenant, formed His church, and launched the very movement we now call Christianity. This article brings clarity to what Jesus truly began.
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Rethinking the Seven-Year Tribulation: Returning to the Full Counsel of God’s Word
The seven-year tribulation has shaped Christian beliefs for generations, influencing everything from sermons to worship music. Yet, questioning this view can feel destabilizing. This exploration seeks to return to Scripture’s plain witness, questioning whether this doctrine truly arises from the biblical text or through later theological frameworks.
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Saints, Mediators, and the Living Church: Understanding Intercession from Scripture to Today
A rich, narrative journey through Scripture and church history exploring how Christians have understood saints, mediation, and prayer—from the apostles to today’s three great streams of faith.
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The Uncut Stones Series
What happens when human effort tries to improve divine holiness? This series exposes the danger of manufactured faith and performance-based religion. Return to worship shaped by surrender, not skill.
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False Teachings Through the Ages
Every generation faces familiar distortions dressed in new language. This book traces heresy, reform, and faithfulness across church history. Discover why God’s Word endures when errors fade.
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The Song That Could Not Be Silenced
Across centuries, persecution has never silenced the church. This book tells the stories of believers who followed Christ even unto death. Their courage still sings.
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The Truth About Cessationism: A Loving Call to Embrace the Fullness of the Spirit
Cessationism teaches that the spiritual gifts ended with the apostles, but Scripture and the testimony of today’s global Church reveal otherwise. Here’s why the Spirit’s gifts are still vital—and how to walk in them biblically.