Posted in discipleship, doctrine, Knowing Father, relationship with God, Uncategorized, tagged accountability, Christianity, church attendance, decline of Christianity, disciple of Christ, discipleship, doctrine, eternal life, Father, followers of Christ, followers of men, relationship with God, religious works, seeker friendly, Taught by God, wolves on May 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
A casual glance at the American church cannot help but emphasize that we’re doing something wrong. Christianity, in our country, is in decline — as is church attendance across the board. We are not gaining territory, we’re not even maintaining it — rather, we are rapidly losing it.
Many have stepped up to the plate to try and answer the stinging question, “Why?”
Posted in Beyond the Bible?, Direct Access To God, doctrine, God is Still Speaking, Knowing Father, relationship with God, Uncategorized, tagged Avoiding Doctrinal Error, Biblical doctrine, doctrine, Knowing Father, Personal Relationship with God, truth, Word and Spirit balance on June 14, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
There is a belief among some that there are two camps in Christianity: the Word camp and the Spirit camp. The Word camp are comprised of those who are well-founded in the “doctrines of the Bible — the Word of God.” The Spirit camp are defined as those who tend to base their Christianity on [...]
