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Print: $15.81 This is a personal look at some of the apostasies infecting the contemporary Charismatic church: Shepherding, Dominionism, the Prosperity Gospel, Nicolaitanism, Ambush Evangelism and Spiritual Abuse. It's a personal look, because these are things that I've either seen with my own eyes done to a friend of mine, or they are things that were done to me. The church is supposed to be the Body of Christ. There is no room in Christ for hatred and pain and the kind of uncomposted male bovine fecal matter that I've seen done to people in the name of Jesus. It's also personal, because I am an insider; I was a licensed non-denominational Charismatic pastor.
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Print: $18.35 In February, 2007, the author almost bled to death. In the process of recovering, he learned that he did not love himself. This is the journal of his path to learning to love himself, to throwing off the yoke of slavery to other people's opinions, and to embrace life and all that it had to offer.
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Print: $8.00 Shepherding was a movement in the Charismatic churches during the 1970s and 1980s. It turned pastors into tyrants and congregations into slaves. Thought dead in 1990, Shepherding has resurfaced lately under the names Accountability, Mentoring, Discipleship and Covering, and has infected not just the Charismatics this time, but the Baptists and Methodists as well. This apostasy threatens to turn churches into cults if it is not stopped. This book helps identify what Shepherding is and how to spot it in your local church.
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Print: $16.39 Another book on grace? Another book on being relevant to culture? Another book on the Christian approach to Postmodernism? Another trash and bash fest of Christianity and the Church?
Those are highly subjective issues. That's why the subtitle reads “Confessions and Manifesto of a Dark Follower of Christ.” This book is made up of my personal confessions of faith. This book is also a manifesto, the foundation for that very faith that I confess. I have a dark outlook on life. Not that I see everything through depressed eyes (although I do fight depression), but that there is beauty in the shadows, peace in the cemetery, and the sublime in what would be painful to others. Not unlike Jesus on the Cross.
This is the result of my year of doubt, searching and praying. I knew who God was, but I no longer knew what He said. I think I do now. Maybe through my journey, you can find out, too.
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Print: $7.64 The Sermon on the Mount is one of the oldest Christian sermons on record. Yet, 2,000 years later, Jesus' words are still relevant. This is especially true of His Beatitudes, the list of blessings. How can we apply these blessings ... to be blessed if we mourn, if we make peace, if we are meek ... to the 21st Century? Find out in this little book.
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Print: $6.07 What is a Christian Goth? Can you be both a Christian and a Goth? Decidedly yes! This book not only shows you how, but also shows you that Jesus Christ is, himself, a Goth!
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Print: $5.91 Why does Christmas seem different from the rest of the year? Why do even mean people seem to become nice? Perhaps it's because of the songs we sing. These songs unify us and permeate the atmosphere with the joy of the season and peace on Earth. What if we kept this up all year long?
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