October 20, 2026

Recognizing Theological Error When It Sounds Almost Biblical

Theology in a Confused World, Equipping You in Grace / Dave Jenkins / October 20, 2026

Recognizing Theological Error When It Sounds Almost Biblical Theological error often sounds almost biblical. It uses familiar Christian language while shifting definitions, neglecting essential truths, or placing experience and culture above Scripture. In this episode of Equipping You in Grace, Dave Jenkins explains how Christians can test teaching faithfully, recognize theological drift, and grow in

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The Purpose of Creeds and Confessions

The Purpose of Creeds and Confessions Creeds and confessions help the church clearly confess what the Bible teaches. They summarize biblical doctrine, guard against error, and provide a shared foundation for teaching and discipleship. Their usefulness, however, depends entirely on their faithfulness to God’s Word. In this episode of Contending for the Word Q&A, Dave

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We Can Raise the Tent, but Only God Can Send Revival

Always Reforming: Fidelity to God’s Word in Every Generation / Dave Jenkins / October 20, 2026

We Can Raise the Tent, but Only God Can Send Revival Recovering the Difference Between Revival and Revivalism By Drew Von Neida Revival vs revivalism is more than a distinction between words. It concerns whether we depend upon God to give spiritual life or trust religious methods to produce a response. Churches can schedule meetings,

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Recognizing Theological Error When It Sounds Almost Biblical

The Purpose of Creeds and Confessions

We Can Raise the Tent, but Only God Can Send Revival

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