The Most dangerous Doctrine in the Modern Church

[Episkopos]

This episode dives deep into the question; what is the most dangerous doctrine in the church of our day? Whereas in the early church the battle against heresy was focused on who God is; who Christ is; today the issue is much more personal. Who are we?

 

[Nancy]

This episode dives deep into the question; what is the most dangerous doctrine in the church of our day? Whereas in the early church the battle against heresy was focused on who God is; who Christ is; today the issue is much more personal. Who are we?

Hi John, long time!
Loved the video, thank you!
Do you think, or believe that the modern church IS the great apostacy? Sure seems so clear to me anymore.

BTW- are you still doing the zoom meetings?

Much love to you and family

 

[Episkopos]

Hi John, long time!
Loved the video, thank you!
Do you think, or believe that the modern church IS the great apostacy? Sure seems so clear to me anymore.

BTW- are you still doing the zoom meetings?

Much love to you and family

Hey Nancy... thanks for the comment. Hope you are doing well. :) <><

Yes, the modern church is in apostasy..based on ironically, making it suitable for everyone. But making it easy for people , the leaders in the church have corrupted the gospel ....which in turn makes it easier for people looking for an easy ride...with outlandish promises.

God's promises are real...but one has to meet the requirements.

The zoom meetings ended after Covid.

Peace to you and yours. :) <><

 

[WalterandDebbie]

This episode dives deep into the question; what is the most dangerous doctrine in the church of our day? Whereas in the early church the battle against heresy was focused on who God is; who Christ is; today the issue is much more personal. Who are we?

Hello, my Brother, I enjoyed the video and will be in prayer about it. Thank you for sharing. My wife has not seen it. Love always, Walter

 

[Bob]

Thanks for the post.

What do you see as the root cause or causes?

Do some pastors feel their success is based on church attendance?
Do some pastors feel the need for public approval, including the media?
Do some pastors believe that if they bring in the materially oriented with a watered-down message, the Holy Spirit will do the rest of the work for them?
Are some pastors internally compromised, rationalizing that watered-down Christianity is good enough?

Other?

Blessings.