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Why I Like The Free-Will Gospel So Much
Why I Like The Free-Will Gospel So Much
A Satirical Look At The False Free-Will Gospel
There are many reasons why I, a free-will preacher, am so fond of the free-will gospel. Here are just a few of those reasons:
- Because asking someone to accept Christ makes it easy for me to rack up “converts”.
- Because I don’t need to know any bible verses or do any preaching.
- Because it is seeker-friendly so I am less likely… Continue reading
Two Gospels And Therefore Two Preaching Styles
Two Gospels And Therefore Two Preaching Styles
The modern church has come up with a seeker-friendly gospel (plan of salvation), one where you don’t need to mention the word Hell or ever say much about it. Also, you barely have to tell the sinner much of anything. This gospel is known as Arminianism, also known as the “free-will” gospel. With this free-will gospel, preachers don’t even have to mention sin, repentance, judgment, or holiness if they don’t want to. All… Continue reading
The Curse Of Restoring Error
The Curse Of Restoring Error
by C.H. Spurgeon
“Cursed be the man before the LORD, that riseth up and buildeth this city Jericho…” (Joshua 6:26 KJV)
Since he was cursed who rebuilt Jericho, much more the man who labours to restore Popery among us. In our fathers’ days the gigantic walls of Popery fell by the power of their faith, the perseverance of their efforts, and the blast of their gospel trumpets; and now there are some who… Continue reading
IRS Double-Talk About Incorporating Your Church
IRS Double-Talk About Incorporating Your Church
Look at what the IRS (U.S. Internal Revenue Service) says about incorporating churches and see how misleading there wording is. Notice the use of the word “qualify” (highlighted in bold print in the text box below), as if the IRS is giving you a gift (i.e. tax exemption) when in reality they are putting you under legal obligation to them. Or to put it another way, they are legally enslaving you under the… Continue reading
Jesus Died For Whom?
Jesus Died For Whom?
Jesus died for HIS SHEEP, not for the goats. – Matthew 25:32
Jesus died for HIS CHILDREN, not for children of the Devil. – 1 John 3:10
Jesus died for GOD’S ELECT, not for the reprobate. – 2 Corinthians 13:5
Jesus died for THE WHEAT, not for the tares (weeds). – Matthew 13:30
Jesus died for HIS BRIDE the Church, not for those without (outside) the Church – Mark 4:11… Continue reading
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