A scriptural response to some of the false doctrines that have been circulating around the message of the Lord Jesus Christ for this hour.
If you are not a follower of the Message brought through William M. Branham then there is no need to read.
If you are curious as to who W. M. Branham was, do read:
www.themessage.com/the messenger
How can the bible be the Words of God when it was written by men?
Is it not just the words of men who lived righteous, holy lives? Men who wanted to preserve their wisdom and knowledge and ideas about God?
Before any man can have faith in the Holy Bible he MUST first be firmly decided on whether EVERY WORD is indeed God's Words.
The purpose of this book is to address this question.
Ask any christian and they will tell you: they love God. But what does it mean to love God? Can you have a love for God and still love the things of this world? Can we love God and not love someone? And How do we get the Love of God?
This message was recently laid upon my heart. It convicts me and I wanted to share it with others. I trust it is a blessing to whoever reads it.
Is it important to consider doctrine? How does Jesus feel about doctrine? Should we fellowship with those whose doctrine is contrary to the Word of God? What is the reason for doctrine anyhow?
All these and more are answered in this short epistle
Many thanks to SilkEloquence for the cover!
Numerous Christians hail the Chronicles of Narnia as a great piece of literature that presents the themes of Christianity in an easy to digest and accept manner. There are numerous articles praising the work and drawing many parallels between these books and the Bible.
However, is this really so?
This author would like to present three EXTREMELY subtle but EXTREMELY disturbing messages conveyed through these books.