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In a day when doctrine is considered divisive, and Christians no longer "study" to show themselves approved; many are being "carried about with every wind of doctrine", without even knowing it. Charismatic teachings are quickly making their way into even the most Fundamental Churches, while the false doctrines of Easy Believism/Prayerism, & Decisional Regeneration have already been swallowed hook line and sinker; and amazingly enough, are now viewed as the Old Paths. We MUST begin to once again to take a stand, because these evil communications DO corrupt good manners!
How much longer can we pretend not to see the corrupt fruits (false converts) we are now reaping from this false gospel we've sown? The few who are willing to see, are considering Calvinism & Lordship Salvation as possible alternatives and allowing these false teachings to also be brought in to their Churches. These are introduced, slowly and subtly, often unnoticed by undiscerning hearers until it's too late.
The foundations of the Church are being destroyed while we count these issues unnecessary intellectualism. We MUST contend for the faith!
How much longer can we pretend not to see the corrupt fruits (false converts) we are now reaping from this false gospel we've sown? The few who are willing to see, are considering Calvinism & Lordship Salvation as possible alternatives and allowing these false teachings to also be brought in to their Churches. These are introduced, slowly and subtly, often unnoticed by undiscerning hearers until it's too late.
The foundations of the Church are being destroyed while we count these issues unnecessary intellectualism. We MUST contend for the faith!
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