Jesus said on the Mount of Olives (Matt. 24) that deception would be the primary cultural sign of the last days. Even some of God’s “elect” might be deceived by false theologies. “Good would be called evil and evil good” (Isaiah 5:20). Men would substitute light for darkness and darkness for light. Apostasy would consume churches and
denominations that were once solid.
The justification was predictable: dialogue, reconciliation, peace. But Christians need to ask a question that increasingly seems forbidden. Is there [...]
In a video from March that is going viral, shared by Disnter, Rev. Flourish Klink, a non-binary Episcopal priest, told [...]
Revelation 17 describes “the great prostitute” who will wreak havoc in the last days. The prostitute is the image John uses [...]
Christianity and Islam disagree about some of the most fundamental questions imaginable. Who is Jesus Christ? Is He God incarnate? [...]
Then an entertainment company arrives with artists, ticket buyers, publicity, and the promise of introducing a new generation to the [...]
At the center of Burning Man's philosophy is also an idea thoroughly compatible with our modern age: the elevation of [...]
A striking example comes from Glendale Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee, where co-pastor Zach Helton recently presented his congregation with [...]
Do you use AI for Bible study, insight, or even sermon prep? Well, in addition to all the other problems, according [...]
The same biblical standards must be applied to pastors, prophets, teachers, evangelists, online personalities and ministry movements--whether they are charismatic, [...]
Today we call it Progressive Christianity, and it’s a lie—just enough truth to deceive. Lately, this false gospel is being [...]
If you walked into many mainline churches today after being away for 40 years, the first thing you would likely [...]
Ken Ham -- When I debated Bill Nye in February 2014, he was not just defending molecules-to-man evolution and millions of [...]
