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Here's another important point: Why are half the people in the Church today professing to be Christians yet they don't know if they can trust the Bible? Why are they not confident in God's Word? It's because they're not being taught Bible prophecy, which makes up 1/3 of the Bible. With all due respect to your pastor (and I am one), I want to ask them this: How can you sit there and say you're being a faithful shepherd if you deliberately and purposely keep 1/3 of the Bible from your congregation? How would those here at Sunrise Bible Church react if I said this:; "Hey guys, as your pastor you know I love you and only want the best for you; with that in mind and for your own good, I want to announce I’m tearing out 1/3 of my Bible that you and I don't need to hear; it's all just doom and gloom. And I want you to do the same to yours right now." If I said that, what should they do? They should immediately kick me out! And because that’s true, why is it acceptable for pastors (from the pulpit) to deliberately refuse to equip their people with 1/3 of the Scriptures? Pastors today won’t preach about how Bible prophecy demonstrates the authenticity of the Bible, which then proves it truly came from God because only He knows the future! Whether Old or New Testament, Bible prophecy is God loudly declaring, "Hey, I wrote this book! I did what man cannot do: over and over I predicted future events that you've seen come to pass!” | image tagged in bible,prophecy,prediction,future,god,jesus | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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SCIENTOLOGY AND THE OCCULT TEACHINGS OF L. RON HUBBARD; According to L. Ron Hubbard, founder of Scientology, humans were seeded onto earth by "General Xenu" of the "Galactic Federation.” Hubbard claimed that is true history and not one of his thousands of fiction stories. But then he also said the way to make a lot of money was to start a religion. Hubbard was into witchcraft and, all though he was a decent science fiction writer, he was certainly no friend of the truth.
Understand the deception of Scientology by watching our study, “Scientology and the Occult Teachings of L. Ron Hubbard." | image tagged in scientology,science,bible,god,occult,witchcraft | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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DO CHRISTIANS STAND ON AN AUTHORITY OUTSIDE THE BIBLE? We face challenges with cults and religions that get outside the Bible, even though many will still claim they believe it. In practice, however, Scripture is not what they follow. And let me step on more toes even closer to home; this same mistake is going on in the Christian Church today. We sit with our doctrinal statements confirming that the Bible is the final rule of faith and practice, (Sola Scriptura), but is that really what we practice? Often today, the answer is “no." What I have witnessed where ever I've pastored, especially these days, is that the Bible does not determine the lives of Christians. What does? It's the secular educational system and media, personal opinion, and peer pressure. Those are today's determining factors, even for Christians. To support those views, we go
into the Bible looking for loopholes, twist verses, and take passages out of context because there is societal pressure, or we just want something be true so we attempt to squeeze it into the Scriptures. That's unfortunate and shows that Christians are in danger of doing the same thing these other faiths have done, going outside the Bible. As we saw in our study, "Charismatic Chaos," charismatic fringe groups are doing the same thing with their prophet and prophetess claims. Their so-called modern-day prophets supposedly have an ability to get a "new word" from God. How is that any different than what goes on with h Mormonism, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Seventh Day Adventists, Roman Catholicism’s popes and committees, and the rest? It's the same as Christians in the Church today, who also get outside the Scripture. | image tagged in christian,charismatic,bible,scripture,god,authority | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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MEGA-CHURCHES AND THE CHURCH GROWTH MOVEMENT
The mindset of pastors was transformed from seminaries on down through Bible colleges, denominations, and then to organizations. 
The whole definition of success with the Church Growth Movement has nothing to do with spiritual growth because that only comes from preaching the whole Word of God. 
The last thing Jesus said was not, “Add a bunch of believers so you can crank the numbers for a big sanctuary?” Instead, He said to go into the world and make “discipled leaners” (in the Greek) of God’s Word. So the #1 focus is supposed to be on the spiritual growth of Christians, which is preaching the entire Word of God. That will make tons of evangelizers. Instead, the Church Growth Movement’s mantra for 25 years has been, “It’s all about numbers.” Frankly, I think it’s aiding in apostate behavior. They pursue successful growth at the cost of avoiding Bible prophecy, the wrath of God, backsliding, and Hell? Those are all in the Bible. Pursuing the numbers is preaching fluff and avoiding discipleship, which is God’s truth. 
Bible prophecy warns us that this will happen. Paul said this in Timothy: The Church in the last days will gather teachers around themselves, who will "tickle their ears” so that the Church turns away from truth and aside to “myths." In the Greek those mean "pleasant things" and "stories made up."
That’s the the Church Growth Movement model. And maybe it’s because they’re not equipped, but we can't leave it there. We should respectfully request that our shepherds teach all of the Bible. If your pastor refuses to teach the whole counsel of God, you need to fire him and get a shepherd who truly loves you. A shepherd is supposed to feed the flock all of God’s Word. “It takes a whole Bible to make a whole Christian (Magee)" | image tagged in megachurch,god,jesus,bible,pray,christian | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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WHAT WILL THE FIRST HALF OF THE 7-YEAR TRIBULATION BE LIKE? THE SEALS: A PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE FIRST HALF OF THE SEVEN YEAR TRIBULATION, is a 21-hour panoramic view and in-depth study of that time with experts in Bible Prophecy like Jan Markell, Dr. David Reagan, Nathan Jones & Pastor J.D. Farag, along with extensive commentary by Pastor Billy Crone. What will it be like for those left behind after the Rapture of the Church? In gory detail, what horrors await the planet, and should Christians be concerned about the 7-Year Tribulation? Will that be too late for people to turn to the Messiah? Will there be any way out? How will the Antichrist deceive so many in taking over the world? Are there signs that this period, which Jesus described as the worst time in the history of mankind, is actually fast approaching? All these questions and much, much more will be answered in this documentary. The Seals will explore amazing prophesied revelations like the events of the Rapture, the blessings, Prelude, and Timing of the Seals, as well as the breaking of the seals tied to the Antichrist, War, Famine, Death, Martyrdom, and Doomsday. Get ready for the journey of your life! No other video series takes you on such an in-depth amazing thrill ride through the first half of the Seven Year Tribulation. You will explore the original language, examine historical customs and mannerisms, and get even more excited about the Lord’s soon return.
Get it today and warn as many as you can before it’s too late! | image tagged in antichrist,end times,church,rapture,bible,revelation | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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