Trends in Christendom seem to come and go like different style haircuts. It's like every time you turn around, you see...
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SBC President J.D. Greear Promotes Word of Faith Heretic, Christine Caine
Sex trafficking is bad. Watching porn is bad. And watching television shows that include pornographic scenes -- like...
Should Christians Listen to Bethel Music? Hear What Al Mohler Says About It.
It's been a recurring question that gets asked repeatedly in Evangelical circles; should we listen to music that has...
Top Ten False Teachers You’ll Find in Evangelical Churches
False teachers are everywhere -- they're a dime a dozen. The Bible tells us that in the last days, many false prophets...
Christine Caine, Be Silent
I didn't say it. God said it. If you have a problem with it, take it up with God. If you're a believer, then you...
Kari Jobe’s Sexualizing of God’s Love and Word of Faith Heresy
Kari Jobe is a popular musician being promoted in churches, especially to our youth. Jobe, out of seeker-sensitive NAR...
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Check Out the New “Jesus Mecha Christ” “Transformer” Toy
A transforming Christ-meets-mecha toy? Yes, the “Jesus Mecha Christ” transforming toy actually exists. It's like someone sat down and said, “How can I mock both God and basic decency in one fell swoop?” This isn’t art or satire—it’s an abomination born from the unholy...
Christmas Hymn Review: Away in a Manger
Previously, I wrote an article calling for discernment while scrutinizing the lyrics of the popular Christmas song, Mary Did You Know? I knew it would be a provocative piece, as it was meant to be. However, my intent was not to dissuade you from enjoying these tunes,...
Christmas Song Review: Yes, Mary Did Know
The Christmas season has a way of draping everything in nostalgia. Familiar carols, the warm glow of lights, and the cozy rituals of family traditions tend to stir something deep within us. But more often than not, I hear a song that makes me stop and think—sometimes...
This Christmas, Let the Dead Bury the Dead. We Have a Risen Savior to Worship
The birth of Christ is, without question, the most significant event in human history—a moment that split time itself into “before” and “after.” And yet, every year, we watch the world reduce it to a garish spectacle of consumerism. The celebration of Christ’s...
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