How the New Apostolic Reformation Twists the Church’s Calling and Undermines the Gospel Introduction — Not All That Glitters Is God There is a movement sweeping through churches today, dazzling many with miracles, prophetic words, and promises of global influence. But not all that glitters is gold—and not all that claims to be of God…
The Panic Station or the RockPost 4: Elijah – The Isolated Prophet “From the end of the earth will I cry unto thee, when my heart is overwhelmed: lead me to the rock that is higher than I.” — Psalm 61:2 Elijah had just called down fire from heaven. He had confronted Baal’s prophets, called…
The Panic Station or the RockPost 3: Moses – The Impulsive Savior “From the end of the earth will I cry unto thee, when my heart is overwhelmed: lead me to the rock that is higher than I.” — Psalm 61:2 Moses had a calling from God long before the burning bush. Raised in Pharaoh’s…
Post 10 of Forensic Book Reviews Using the Forensic Method to Separate Fluff from Truth Not every Christian book on the bestseller list is spiritually safe — or theologically sound. Many are written with sincerity but lack depth. Others blend Scripture with psychology, self-help, or even New Age ideas. That’s why we need a process….
Post 9 of Forensic Book Reviews You’ve now learned the full Forensic method: But what happens when you’re sitting down with a book and need a clear guide to follow? This post gives you a simple reviewer’s template — a printable and repeatable worksheet that helps you turn spiritual impressions into organized insight. 🧾 Use…
Post 8 of the Forensic Book Reviews There are many methods for reading the Bible — but not all are equal in outcome. Some aim for literary understanding. Others seek spiritual revelation. This post compares the widely taught method of Gordon Fee (How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth) with the Forensic Review…
Post 7 of the Forensic Book Reviews You’ve learned to divide books, extract key quotes, and translate deep truths. Now it’s time to apply the same method to the most important text of all: the Bible. This is not just possible — it’s essential. Because every tool you’ve developed for reviewing Christian books actually points…
Post 6 of the Forensic Book Reviews In this post, we put everything together. Let’s walk through a sample using The Story of Job by Jessie Penn-Lewis — a deep and often dense spiritual classic. Your job as a forensic reviewer is to make it accessible without reducing its power. We’ll apply: 📂 Section 1:…
Post 5 of the Forensic Book Reviews Some of the most powerful Christian books are written in dense, archaic, or highly theological language. While the truth may be rich, the average reader can miss the message simply because it wasn’t made plain. That’s why the final tool of the Forensic Book Review method is translation…
Post 4 of Forensic Book Reviews ✍️ Once you’ve divided a book into meaningful spiritual sections, the next step is to mine the gold — the key quotes and themes that reveal what the author is really saying. This isn’t just about collecting good lines. It’s about uncovering the spiritual center of each section. What…