By Apprising Administrator on Jul 17, 2006 in Current Issues, Features
Our friends at Lighthouse Trails Research have just released their latest newsletter. In this issue: “50 Most Influential Churches” – Many Promoting Contemplative Popular Bible Website Begins Spiritual Formation Project My report on New Age Sympathizer Laurie Beth Jones on TBN with Paul Crouch, Jr.
By Apprising Administrator on Jul 15, 2006 in Apologetics, Contemplative Spirituality/Mysticism, Current Issues, Devotions, Emergent Church, Roman Catholicism, Word Faith
By Apprising Administrator on Jul 14, 2006 in Contemplative Spirituality/Mysticism, Current Issues, Emergent Church, Roman Catholicism
By Apprising Administrator on Jul 11, 2006 in Contemplative Spirituality/Mysticism, Current Issues, Emergent Church, Roman Catholicism
By Apprising Administrator on Jul 11, 2006 in AM Missives, Current Issues, Emergent Church, Word Faith
By Apprising Administrator on Jul 11, 2006 in Current Issues, Emergent Church, Roman Catholicism
By Apprising Administrator on Jul 10, 2006 in Contemplative Spirituality/Mysticism, Current Issues, Roman Catholicism
By Apprising Administrator on Jul 10, 2006 in Apologetics, Current Issues, Emergent Church, Features
Our Wayfaring Correspondent the Bohemian Baptist files this most unusual report: At a community college graduation ceremony I attended in May, I was taken aback by a piece of advice that the commencement speaker gave to the graduates near the end of his speech. He declared with all sincerity, “When you lay in bed at […]
By Apprising Administrator on Jul 9, 2006 in Current Issues
By Apprising Administrator on Jul 9, 2006 in Current Issues, Features
Deception in the Databases Bud Press of Christian Research Service writes: This is a sad, tragic legacy to those who, when presented with the facts, continue to openly and defiantly advertise, promote, and sell books written by the false prophets and false teachers of our day. They follow the tune of a different drummer, and […]
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