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Unveiling the Bethel New Age in the Charismatic Movement In our exploration of the Bethel Charismatic Movement's many Christians have uncovered a concerning infiltration of deceptive New Age elements. Initially, we identified false doctrines and heresies tainting the Bethel Church. Subsequently, Bethels false teachers and prophets emerged, championing these misguided New Age beliefs. With these factors established, a gateway for supernatural manifestations outside the Holy Spirit's realm opened within the Charismatic Church. The origins of these manifestations bear a striking resemblance to...

The saints must rise to confront the powers of darkness and even cast out evil spirits who have entered the bodies of those they can possess. Learning how to effectively pray to cast about evil spirits is a big part of what Jesus Christ has commissioned his disciples to do. Christians must become equipped in these last days to minister deliverance to those who are demonized. I have written on a wide range of topics related to spiritual warfare to help equip the saints for this spiritual warfare battle. Let us walk out the Great Commission to go into all the world and preach the Gospel, and ...

In the vast realm of spiritual warfare, as depicted in biblical theology, there exists a category of adversaries whose danger is often underestimated due to their very nature. These are the familiar spirits, entities that do not announce their presence with overt malevolence or blatant lies. Instead, they weave their deceptions with a subtlety that makes them particularly insidious. The danger of familiar spirits is further magnified by their subtlety. Unlike overtly malevolent entities that might incite fear or revulsion, familiar spirits operate in the shadows of comfort and recognition. ...

1. The Opening Cry from the Cross Psalm 22:1 “My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?” Fulfillment: Jesus quotes this exact verse while hanging on the cross: Matthew 27:46 Mark 15:34 This is not despair—it is Jesus identifying Himself as the subject of Psalm 22, directing all witnesses to the prophecy being fulfilled before their eyes. 2. Public Mockery and Ridicule Psalm 22:6–8 “I am a worm, and no man; a reproach of men, and despised of the people. All they that see me laugh me to scorn: they shoot out the lip, they shake the head, saying, He trusted on the LORD that he would...

The voice of God is one of the most profound and awe-inspiring aspects of the human experience. It is the divine expression of God’s will, His character, and His heart for humanity. From the very beginning of creation, God’s voice has been central to His relationship with His creation. It was His voice that spoke the universe into existence, bringing light out of darkness and order out of chaos. His voice is not distant or impersonal but deeply intimate, inviting His creation into communion with Him. To hear the voice of God is to encounter the very essence of who He is—holy, loving, ...

Forgiveness is one of the most profound and transformative aspects of human relationships, yet it is often one of the most challenging to fully understand and practice. At its core, forgiveness involves the release of resentment, anger, or bitterness toward someone who has wronged us. It is the decision to let go of the desire for retribution or revenge, replacing it with a willingness to reconcile and move forward. The concept of forgiveness touches every area of life—personal, familial, social, and spiritual—making it a universal theme in human existence.

This is the fourth book in a series of books I have written about the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR). I have drawn from other portions of my other writings to have some continuity with my other writings. However, in this particular book I wanted to have the focus upon NAR apostles and their beliefs in apostolic government. I wanted to make a concentrated writing in which people outside the New Apostolic Reformation could understand NARs emphasis on apostles. I have included some quotes from several famous NAR apostles to validate their doctrinal beliefs. Even though I have named them, it ...

The whole plan of salvation—justification, sanctification, and glorification—finds its beginning, power, and fulfillment in Jesus Christ alone. He is not merely the initiator or the example of salvation; He is the foundation, the means, and the goal of it. The Christian life is not a self-improvement program or moral journey apart from Christ—it is a divine work accomplished in Him, through Him, and unto Him. Every stage of salvation is rooted in what Christ has done, is doing, and will do for the believer. Justification in Christ Alone Justification is the first stage in salvation, ...

The doctrine of the One New Man stands at the very heart of the New Testament revelation of salvation, redemption, and God’s eternal purpose in Christ. It is not a secondary theme, nor merely a theological metaphor, but a foundational truth that explains what God has accomplished through the cross, what the Church truly is, and where history itself is moving. When Scripture speaks of the one new man, it is revealing God’s answer to humanity’s deepest problem—not merely individual sin, but division: division between God and man, between Jew and Gentile, between peoples, nations, and ...

The title “Son of Man” is one of the most theologically rich and carefully chosen titles Jesus uses for Himself in the New Testament. Far from meaning merely “a human being,” it draws together humanity, suffering, authority, judgment, and eternal kingship into a single biblical framework that spans both Testaments.

At the heart of the Christian understanding of grace is the life and work of Jesus Christ. The incarnation, crucifixion, and resurrection of Jesus are the ultimate manifestations of God's grace. Jesus’ sacrificial death on the cross paid the penalty for sin, making it possible for humanity to be reconciled with God. This act of grace is described as a substitutionary atonement, where Jesus took upon Himself the punishment that was due to sinners, thereby satisfying the demands of divine justice and demonstrating the depths of God's love. The resurrection of Jesus is also a testament to ...

A Biblical look at historical and modern day Jezebel Spirit warfare

For all who say the Antichrist is just a spirit, or a religious political system the volume of evidence which teaches the Antichrist is also an individual will be clarified. As the apostle John spoke of both of an antichrist spirit, and the actual person in his epistle of 1 John. Then in his final writing the Book of Revelation John’s visions of the Antichrist are recorded as confirmation the Antichrist is both a government and a person. When Christians warn of a coming one world government ruled by the Antichrist, I confirm this is the true position of Bible passages.

The sexual revolution in America, which began in earnest during the 1960s and 1970s, has had profound and lasting impacts on society, culture, and morality. At its core, the sexual revolution was a movement that sought to challenge and overturn traditional views on sex, marriage, and personal freedom. What began as a rebellion against conservative social norms has now transformed into a society where sexual expression is viewed as a primary aspect of individual identity, and where biblical morality has increasingly been replaced by secular moral relativism. This shift has led to the ...

Christian Identity is Rooted in Sonship One of the greatest truths of the Christian faith is that believers are not only saved from sin, but they are also adopted as children of God. This divine sonship is at the very heart of Christian identity. Many people think of Christianity merely in terms of religious beliefs, moral teachings, or a system of rules. However, the gospel reveals something far greater: those who put their faith in Jesus Christ become sons and daughters of God, receiving an identity that is rooted in sonship, inheritance, and divine relationship. The apostle John ...

The imprecatory psalms are a unique and complex component of biblical literature that grapple with themes of justice, vengeance, and divine retribution. They are set apart by their intense calls for God to bring down judgment upon enemies, those who have committed acts of wickedness or injustice. This genre of psalms, scattered throughout the Book of Psalms, often shocks readers due to their raw emotions and unfiltered expressions of anger, grief, and a desire for retribution. In a broader context, these psalms serve as a testament to the range of human emotions found within biblical ...

The perfect storm that is forming will not only test the resilience of governments and institutions but also challenge individuals and communities to rethink how they live and interact with the world. Traditional models of governance, economics, and social organization may no longer be sufficient to navigate the complexities of a world in crisis. As the impacts of these crises deepen, there will be increasing pressure for systemic change, whether through revolutionary movements, policy reforms, or the emergence of new forms of global governance. However, the path forward is fraught with ...

The seven tribes or nations that inhabited the land of Canaan before the Israelites, under the leadership of Joshua, were instructed to conquer are listed in Deuteronomy 7:1. These nations were larger and stronger than Israel, but God promised to give them victory. Here are the seven tribes, their names, and traditional interpretations of their meanings: These tribes were not only literal nations that the Israelites had to conquer, but their names and descriptions also carry deeper spiritual connotations, symbolizing various challenges or vices that believers must overcome. Often used the ...

Acts is not merely a historical record of what God once did; it is the divine pattern of what God still desires to do. Every page pulses with relevance. Every chapter breathes the life of the Spirit. Every movement of the Church is a model for today. Acts was never meant to be admired from a distance; it is meant to be lived. It shows what Christianity looks like when the Spirit is allowed to rule, fill, direct, empower, purify, and send His people. It reveals the Church as God intended — a Spirit-driven, Spirit-filled, Spirit-led body that reflects Jesus Christ to the world. The message ...

Below is a full contrast of all 10 dangers of Sharia law compared with the Christian faith, showing how biblical teaching supports, strengthens, and protects the American values that Sharia law undermines. Each contrast includes supporting Scriptures and is written in a strong, clear, teaching-style format. 1. Constitutional Supremacy vs. Sharia Supremacy Sharia Danger: Sharia claims legal authority over civil government and demands dominance wherever it is practiced. Christian Contrast: Christianity does not seek to overthrow civil authority. Jesus explicitly separated the roles of God and...