Featured Product
A Whole Lot Of Wishful Thinking These Days!
In this DVD series I want to detail a number of beliefs people have
these days that have no basis in Scripture. I am going to roam all
over the map, so to speak, and try to give fairly short answers on a number
of topics and also give you useful links to articles that will help you
deal with any particular issue. It is truly amazing how many false
ideas people cling to without giving a thought to what the Bible has to
say on the subject.
Go here for
ordering details.
Visit Our Products Page! |
Featured
Discernment Link
 Anton Bosch Ministries
The objectives of this site and ministry are:
1. To help people come to and find Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour through the preaching of the Cross. 2. To see believers established in the Faith, growing in
their relationship with the Lord Jesus and finding a full expression of
their personal gift in the local church. 3. To encourage church leadership to apply Biblical principles in church administration and ministry. 4. To emphasize and teach correct interpretation of
the Scriptures (Hermeneutics) with particular emphasis on only
scripture interpreting scripture and individual verses being read and
interpreted in the context of the whole of the Word of God.
|
|
Donate to the ACT Ministry!
|
|
|
|
|
DITC e-Newsletter
Volume 29, Issue 7
|
Dear All,This DITC e-Newsletter deals with a few various topics, concerning Preterism as well as the Emerging Church. --- We continue to be in need of your help financially. Please consider ordering one of our products or making a donation. As always, you can see the DITC e-Newsletter archive here and sign up to receive this newsletter or unsubscribe there as well. |
The
Tribulation
| by Mike Oppenheimer, 8/10
Why the tribulation did not happen in 70 AD! Pt.1
Answering the the claims of Preterists.
The Tribulation according to the Book of Revelation Pt.2
A look at the prophetic events
during this short time period.
|
| Did
Jesus Teach the Divinity of Humanity? - Investigating the intent
of Jesus' statement, "You are gods"
| by Pastor Larry DeBruyn, 8/3/10
Mystic, New Age, cultic and Word of Faith spiritualists commonly
assume that in the essence of their being they are divine, that either
they are or can become gods.[1] For example, by employing The Third Eye
mystics attempt to contemplate into a consciousness of their divine nature.
Click here to read this article!
|
Evangelical
Christianity Catapulted into Seeing "God" with New Interspiritual Eyes
| by Ray Yungen, 8/13/10
Contemplative advocates propose that there has been something vital
and important missing from the church for centuries. The insinuation is
that Christians have been lacking something necessary for their spiritual
vitality; but that would mean the Holy Spirit has not been fully effective
for hundreds of years and only now the secret key has been found that unlocks
God's full power to know Him. These proponents believe that Christianity
has been seriously crippled without this extra ingredient. This kind of
thinking leads one to believe that traditional, biblical Christianity is
merely a philosophy without the contemplative prayer element. Contemplatives
are making a distinction between studying and meditating on the Word of
God versus experiencing Him, suggesting that we cannot hear Him or really
know Him simply by studying His Word or even through normal prayer-we must
be contemplative to accomplish this. But the Bible makes it clear that
the Word of God is living and active, and has always been that way, and
it is in filling our minds with it that we come to love Him, not through
a mystical practice of stopping the flow of thought (the stillness) that
is never once mentioned in the Bible, except in warnings against vain repetitions.
Click here to read this article!
|
A
Special Report: Christianity Today Treats Contemplative Controversy as
Legitimate Issue in Cover Story About Beth Moore
| by Lighthouse
Trails Editors, 8/16/10
In the August 2010 cover story of Christianity Today, the magazine
has brought out two things that the major Christian media has thus far
ignored - one, that Beth Moore, described as "the most popular Bible teacher
in America" by CT is a proponent of contemplative prayer, and two,
that there is a debate over whether contemplative meditation is of Eastern
religious origin or not. This Lighthouse Trails special report will look
at both of these facets, Beth Moore's contemplative propensities (incidentally,
she is noted in CT for influencing "millions" of women) and the vital
question as to whether contemplative prayer is indeed rooted in Eastern
mysticism.
Click here to read this article! |
Check Out Our Excellent Discernment Materials!
|
If you need apologetics tools,  then click on the ACT logo to go to our current products page.
As you know, if you are a frequent user of the DITC website, we offer thousands of FREE articles archived or linked from our site. You can also search for articles on our site and other excellent discernment sites, browse by topic and find the latest articles for the past two months. We also offer many apologetics DVDs, CDs, books and other materials for purchase using PayPal or by check/money order by mail.
Click here to go to our ACT products page!
|
|
|
May the Lord bless you as you continue to be a Berean!
In His hands,
Sandy Simpson
Apologetics Coordination Team
|
|
|
