Series: Counterfeit Ecclesiology: When the Church Replaces Christ — Post 3 Introduction Most believers assume that if Christians gather regularly, listen to teaching, pray together, and sing together, they must also be experiencing true fellowship. Yet there is a subtle difference between gathering and fellowship. A church can meet faithfully and still lack the ordinary, relational life the…
When the Church Replaces Christ How Spiritual Fellowships Become Systems — and How Overcomers Escape Without Bitterness The New Testament does not present the Church as the source of spiritual life, but the vessel. Christ is the source. When the Church becomes the center, the source, or the intermediary, the result is always the same:…
(When Revelation Gives Way to Reconstruction — Post 13) What Scripture Really Says: Why 72-Hour Charts Fail the Gospel Record Over the years, increasingly complex charts have circulated online attempting to “correct” the traditional understanding of the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ. Most of these charts share a common goal: to prove that Jesus was…