KJV vs. Churches of Christ: A Scriptural Refutation

De: David Michael Curtis

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Does the New Testament truly teach the “plan of salvation” as it is commonly presented—or has something been added to the gospel?

In KJV vs. Churches of Christ: A Scriptural Refutation, David Michael Curtis examines the core doctrines of the Churches of Christ using a single standard: the plain text of the King James Bible. This book does not appeal to tradition, denominational authority, or theological systems. It gathers and harmonizes Scripture, allowing the Bible to speak for itself.

Using a rigorous topical Bible study method developed over decades, this volume directly challenges key teachings related to salvation, baptism for the remission of sins, instrumental worship, church authority, and the structure of the New Testament church. Every claim is tested against the full counsel of Scripture—not isolated verses or inherited interpretations.

Inside this book, you will find:

100 Summary Answers – A fast-paced, 90-minute doctrinal gauntlet
100 Comprehensive Answers – Deep, verse-by-verse studies across major topics
A Direct Examination of the Plan of Salvation – Faith, repentance, confession, and baptism under full scriptural scrutiny
A Biblical Model of the Church – Autonomy, eldership, finances, and the house church pattern
A Call to Test Everything – Designed for verification directly from the King James Bible

This book does not merely critique doctrine—it offers a clear, scriptural alternative: a return to the simplicity of the first-century house church, free from institutional control and rooted in the pure Word of God.

If you are willing to set aside tradition, gather every verse, and believe what the Bible actually says, this study will challenge everything you thought you knew about salvation and the church.

The question is simple: will your doctrine align with Scripture—or with men?