HOW TO PRAY "THE HOLY ROSARY" FOR EVANGELICAL "PROTESTANTS" AND THOSE IN THE SLOWLY BECOMING CATHOLIC CAMP »
By Apprising Administrator on Jun 13, 2007 in Current Issues, Roman Catholicism, Southern Baptist Convention
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THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION: NO YOU CAN’T, YES YOU CAN, NO WAIT… »
By Apprising Administrator on Jun 13, 2007 in Current Issues, Southern Baptist Convention
ERWIN MCMANUS: SOUL CRAVINGS REVIEW BY DR. GARY GILLEY »
By Apprising Administrator on Jun 12, 2007 in Erwin McManus
BILLY GRAHAM ON THE HOUR OF POWER WITH ROBERT SCHULLER »
By Apprising Administrator on Jun 11, 2007 in Current Issues, Southern Baptist Convention
ERWIN MCMANUS PLAYS DOMINOES WITH GOD’S SOVEREIGNTY »
By Apprising Administrator on Jun 10, 2007 in Current Issues, Emergent Church, Erwin McManus, Features, Southern Baptist Convention
By Ron Foster I recently had a chance to hear Erwin McManus’s sermon entitled “Is God in Your Future?” While not every reader has had the opportunity to hear the sermon, I still think you will benefit from reading this critique due to the dangerous nature of Erwin’s message. The thesis of his message is […]
ROB BELL SEEMS SOME IN YOUR CONGREGATION AREN'T TRACKING WITH YOU… »
By Apprising Administrator on Jun 8, 2007 in Rob Bell
“PROTESTANT” PASTOR RICK WARREN CONTINUES RECOMMENDING THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH »
By Apprising Administrator on Jun 8, 2007 in AM Missives, Current Issues, Rick Warren, Roman Catholicism, Southern Baptist Convention
THE LIVING ROOM EMERGING CHURCH GATHERINGS AND WICCAN GATHERINGS »
By Apprising Administrator on Jun 6, 2007 in Emergent Church
MARK KELLY VS. RICK WARREN AND SADDLEBACK CHURCH!? »
By Apprising Administrator on Jun 6, 2007 in Current Issues, Rick Warren, Southern Baptist Convention
MARK KELLY, “NEWS AND EDITORIAL DIRECTOR” FOR SADDLEBACK AND RICK WARREN: ETERNAL SECURITY OF THE BELIEVER “UNBIBLICAL” »
By Apprising Administrator on Jun 6, 2007 in AM Missives, Current Issues, Rick Warren, Southern Baptist Convention
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