Frederick B. Meyer: “Baptist” Kewsick Advocate & Apostate False Teacher, part 1 of 4
The study of Frederick B. Meyer is now posted at the link below: F. B. Meyer, Keswick / Higher Life Leader: a Biographical Sketch Please click on this link to read the study.
The Relationship of Faith and Science or Faith and Thinking
Last Wednesday, I and other folks from our church were out evangelizing near Berkeley, California, and my group had left a door, and a middle aged man in the street on roller blades informed us that the family there wasn’t home. I said to him concerning his roller blading, “That looks like good exercise.” He […]
Andrew Murray, Mystical Quietist and Higher Life / Keswick Writer, part 7 of 7
The content of this post has now been moved to: “Andrew Murray, Keswick / Higher Life Leader: a Biographical Sketch.” Please click on the link above to read the complete form of parts 1-7 that used to be in the posts here at What is Truth?.
The Role of the Attack on Spanking in Worldwide Apostasy
What gives wisdom? Proverbs 29:15 says, the rod and reproof do — reproof, yes, but also the rod. The rod. Say it. The rod. The rod is an indispensable requirement for parenting. I’m not saying that people couldn’t still turn out fine, but in most cases and most likely not. The rod is disappearing today […]
The Perversion of God’s Grace from Evangelicals
Nothing was wrong with the Old Testament. Salvation wasn’t different in the Old Testament. It was like the book of Hebrews talks about, a shadow of things to come. It was good for what it was, but a proper understanding and acceptance of it is a move toward the New Testament. You don’t really accept […]
Andrew Murray, Mystical Quietist and Higher Life / Keswick Writer, part 6 of 7
The content of this post has now been moved to: “Andrew Murray, Keswick / Higher Life Leader: a Biographical Sketch.” Please click on the link above to read the complete form of parts 1-7 that used to be in the posts here at What is Truth?.
Assessing Comments on Thou Shalt Keep Them, part two
Part One The purpose of Thou Shalt Keep Them (TSKT) was to exegete passages on preservation of scripture, like one would exegete passages on salvation for a book on salvation or passages on the Trinity for a book on the Trinity. That’s what we did. The main criticism of the book has been about the […]
Assessing Comments on Thou Shalt Keep Them
SharperIron (SI, Tyler Robbins there) twice published excerpts (here and here) from Thou Shalt Keep Them (TSKT), a book our church published in 2006, a biblical theology of the perfect preservation of scripture. Many opposed, essentially took pot shots, in the comment section. I want to assess those comments (39 comments as of right now) in […]