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Biblical Prophets vs. Psychics: Dangerous Deception Exposed

Biblical Prophets vs. Psychics: Dangerous Deception Exposed Excerpt from “Biblical Truth about Psychics” by Doreen Virtue — available at https://a.co/d/5EN8MOQ What does the Bible say about prophets and psychics? In this article, Doreen Virtue contrasts true biblical prophets with the deceptive practices of modern psychics. God’s True Prophets vs. Today’s False Voices Some people try […]

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Does God Speak Audibly Today? A Biblical Answer

✍️ Does God Speak Audibly Today? A Biblical Answer By Dave JenkinsA Contending for the Word Feature Short Answer: Does God speak audibly today? Yes—God has spoken and still speaks, but not audibly as He did in the past. He speaks now through His written Word, illuminated by the Holy Spirit. Scripture is His final

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A Biblical Response to “The Unseen Realm” by Michael Heiser

A Biblical Response to “The Unseen Realm” by Michael Heiser Written by Marcia Montenegro Note: The first parts of this article were written in February, 2020, and was worked on thereafter before the passing of Dr. Heiser, so it is in the present tense. It seems misleading to change it to past tense since it

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Weekly Watch: Why Are Churches Softening on Gender and Identity?

The Weekly Watch: Why Are Churches Softening on Gender and Identity? “For the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching…” (2 Timothy 4:3–4) Welcome to The Weekly Watch, a Saturday segment from Contending for the Word with Dave Jenkins. In this episode, Dave explores a growing and troubling trend in the modern

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What Is the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) and Why It’s Dangerous

🖍️ What Is the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) and Why It’s Dangerous By Dave JenkinsA Contending for the Word Feature 📌 Short Answer: The New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) is not a denomination but a movement that claims God is restoring apostles and prophets to lead the Church into end-times victory. It is dangerous because it

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Do Apostles Still Exist Today

Do Apostles Still Exist Today? A Biblical Response to the NAR

Do Apostles Still Exist Today? Why Apostles and Prophets Don’t Exist Anymore By Dave JenkinsA Contending for the Word Feature Short Answer: No. Scripture teaches that apostles and prophets were unique and foundational leaders in the early church. Their purpose was to testify to the risen Christ and deliver God’s Word during a time when

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Judge Not, or Judge Rightly? A Biblical Look at Matthew 7

Judge Not, or Judge Rightly? A Biblical Look at Matthew 7 By Dawn HillA Featured Article on Servants of Grace This article examines Matthew 7:1–5, correcting common misunderstandings and calling believers to humble, discerning judgment. “Judge not, that you be not judged. For with the judgment you pronounce you will be judged, and with the

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Can Christians be demon possessed? Biblical response to deliverance theology.

Can Christians Be Demon-Possessed? Biblical Response & Truth

Can Christians Be Demon-Possessed? A Christian Response to Deliverance Theology By Dave Jenkins Can Christians be demon possessed? This article offers a clear biblical answer to that question, exposing the confusion of modern deliverance theology and affirming the believer’s freedom in Christ. Short Answer No. While many today claim that Christians can be possessed by

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