We’re all familiar with the many euphemisms used in christianity concerning salvation—things like “accepting Christ into one’s heart,” or “praying the sinner’s prayer,” or “dedicating one’s life to Christ,” or “asking forgiveness for one’s sins,” or “repenting of all one’s sins.” The problem with every one of those notions is that they are not salvation. … Read more
I spent all yesterday evening trying to reason with a christian who was also in the cult of KJVOnlyism. Sharing spiritual truth with those who think they already have it, yet cling to beliefs that are demonstrably false, is often an arduous task. But, alas, the Holy Spirit compels me to do it, so I … Read more
Christianity dismisses the Father’s ordained days, claiming they are basically irrelevant, and that they were “ended at the cross.” They claim they were “only for the Jews,” not understanding who the true Jew is (Romans 2:29). They claim they are a distraction from the Gospel. The problem with that notion is that the gospel that … Read more