Church History Strengthens Biblical Discernment By Dave Jenkins | Contending for the Word Q&A Many Christians want to recognize false teaching, stand firm in biblical truth, and avoid spiritual deception. Studying church history helps us recognize recurring errors, learn from faithful believers, and grow in confidence in Christ’s faithfulness to His church. In this episode
Jack Graham, Benny Hinn, and the Responsibility of Biblical Discernment Sound Theology & Discernment with Justin Peters A pastor’s public endorsements carry spiritual weight. They can direct people toward faithful biblical teaching or lend credibility to ministries whose doctrine and practices contradict Scripture. In this episode of Sound Theology & Discernment, Justin Peters examines Jack
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The Rod in a Shepherd’s Hand: Recovering Church Discipline as a Grace Always Reforming: Fidelity to God’s Word in Every Generation By Drew Von Neida Church discipline is among the most misunderstood responsibilities Christ has entrusted to His church. In some congregations, it has almost disappeared. Public and destructive sin seems to continue without meaningful
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When Christian Content Becomes a Substitute for Christian Obedience James 1:22–25 and the mercy of a Word meant to shape our lives By Douglas B. Vandergraph It is possible to finish a sermon and still refuse the very thing God is calling us to do. We can admire a teaching about forgiveness while keeping our
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