The Righteous Aren't Always As Bold As A Lion. Lol
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Saturday, May 30, 2009
Tony Miano My Best Worst Day
Tony Miano was open-air preaching on Hollywood Boulevard when an intoxicated you man cursed him, kicked his sound equipment, threatened to beat him, and spat on him--all the while claiming to be a Christian. If that were not enough, the young man also ripped a page from Tony's Bible. This is a revised video from a video of the same name.
This is a broadcast taken from Wretched Radio with Todd Friel on 3-24-2009. Here Todd discusses a conversation between Rick Joyner, Todd Bentley and Bill Johnson of Bethel. Notice Todd's HIGH view of Scripture vs. these false teachers low view of Scripture. These men need to repent of their idolatry and trust in the One True Jesus Christ!
Friday, May 29, 2009
"Tim Conway got saved and he is preaching now!" Todd Friel - Way of the Master
"Tim Conway got Saved and he is preaching now!" Todd Friel - Way of the Master
Way of the Master also known as Wretched played the Tim Conway sermon jam "Prideful Men Will got Hell" on the station.
Stop complaining about our failures and Make War!- John Piper
Do you know why failure keeps on persisting eventhough God promises that we shuld have victory?
its cus we have faith but no deeds. we arent serious about overcoming our addiction
we make treaties and intermarry with the sins in our lives...
The only way to overcome the sins in our lives is a declaration of an all out war.
But war against whom?
not people, but against sin and ourselves... our evil desires.
Stop complaining and make war!
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Ambassadors' Academy Promo
The Ambassadors' Academy is three days of intensive street evangelism training with Ray Comfort, Kirk Cameron, and the rest of the Living Waters Team. After a full day of classroom instruction, participants spend two days at some of the best evangelism locations in southern California—engaging thousands of people in one-to-one conversations, open-air preaching, and gospel tract distribution.
For more information: Please visit http://www.ambassadorsalliance.com/
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Living Waters University, Undrick
Ray Comfort shares with Undrick during Spring Break in Fort Lauderdale, FL
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Atheist Central
Atheist Central
More than 100 atheists have responded to the offer of a free copy of You Can Lead an Atheist to Evidence But You Can't Make Him Think and a free copy of The Atheist Bible. A very kind couple saw that an atheist was pleading for the publications, so they donated $1,000. Someone else sent $500. Admittedly, some may want to use the publications as door-stoppers, but we are to show them love and this is one tangible way to do it. One wrote to us saying:
"I grew up in a strong Episcopalian household, my family is very devoted — but somewhere over my college years I grew separated from the Lord. I have a few friends who I believe led me in this direction, sadly at this time I would consider myself an atheist — at the same time though I feel confused and somewhat torn in two different directions. I am very interested in reading these publications to hopefully shed some light on my situation." By Ray Comfort
1,000 copies of Charles Darwin Bible being given out.
God Bless Them
Answers in Genesis are giving away 1,000 copies of the Charles Darwin Bible to public school teachers at an annual convention in San Diego. By Ray Comfort
If you think the million is hot, try the trillion!
Our new Trillion Dollar Bills have arrived. That's right, I said, Trillion. We have the Million, but thought we would create a Trillion, and they are proving to be a real giveaway. People love them. They also have the words "Abortion stops a human heart" in tiny print on the tract. I was giving them out at Los Angeles airport last week; one lady took one and said, "Now that's what I'm talking about!" Another said, "So you are the bail-out man!" Others not only took them, they asked for more. By Ray Comfort
Our new Trillion Dollar Bills have arrived. That's right, I said, Trillion. We have the Million, but thought we would create a Trillion, and they are proving to be a real giveaway. People love them. They also have the words "Abortion stops a human heart" in tiny print on the tract. I was giving them out at Los Angeles airport last week; one lady took one and said, "Now that's what I'm talking about!" Another said, "So you are the bail-out man!" Others not only took them, they asked for more. By Ray Comfort
Living Waters University: "Carly" Chaplin
Ray Comfort shares with Carly, a Charlie Chaplin impersonator, on Hollywood Boulevard.
Monday, May 18, 2009
Friday, May 15, 2009
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Monday, May 11, 2009
Exposing Word of Faith Prosperity Gospel:Justin Peters / SO4J-TV / 2009 DVD
A CALL FOR DISCERNMENT DVD: a Fair Biblical Critique of the Word of Faith Prosperity gospel. SO4J-TV & Video Productions http://SO4J.com worked with Justin Peters Ministries http://JustinPeters.org to Produce an Updated 2009 DVD of Justin's Excellent & Informative 4 Hour Seminar (3 Sessions) on 2 DVDs.
JUSTIN PETERS teaches his eye opening Seminar around the World that Exposes the Deceptions of the Health & Wealth Prosperity gospel. Word of Faith Theology dominates Christian Satellite & Cable TV.
INSIDE THESE 2 DVDs:
This 4 Hour Seminar on 2 DVDs include a lot of Video & Audio Clips of various Word of Faith Leaders such as: Benny Hinn, Joel Osteen, Kenneth & Gloria Copeland, Jessie Duplantis, Joyce Meyer, Kenneth Hagin, Creflo Dollar, Paula White, Larry Hutch, Myles Munroe, Jan & Paul Crouch, Fredrick Price, etc.
This DVD allows people to See and Hear for themselves what these individuals are actually Teaching, along with the many False Prophecies that have been spoken and Not come True. Everything is then balanced with Scripture as there is Biblical Commentary, and Scriptures to help the viewer Examine Everything with the Word of God (Acts 17:11, 1 John 4:1, 1 Thess 5:21).
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
3 SESSIONS - 4 HOUR SEMINAR:
INTRODUCTION:
• Justin's Testimony: his Cerebral Palsy & Nora Lam
• The Duty of Discernment
• Definition of Discernment
• Bereans: Search the Scriptures - Acts 17:11
• Why do we need Discernment?
• Answering the Critics
SESSION 1: DANGEROUS DOCTRINES
• History: Word Faith / Metaphysical Cultic Origins
• Phineas P. Quimby
• Essek W. Kenyon
• William Branham
• Kenneth Hagin, Sr.
• Word of Faith Doctrines
• Positive Confession
• Little gods Doctrine
• The Fall
• Jesus Christ - Just a man?
• Spiritual Death of Jesus
• Jesus Made Sin?
SESSION 2: MANGLED MANIFESTATIONS
• Abuse of Tongues
• Spectacular Claims
• Heavenly Encounters
• Bizarre Behavior
• Slaying in the Spirit
• Divine Revelation Knowledge
• Occultic / Demonic
• False Prophets
SESSION 3: THE HURT OF HEALING
• Points to Ponder
• Healing - Is it Always God's Will?
• Is Healing in the Atonement?
• The Biblical Record
• Requirement for Healing
• A Sense of Expectation
• Money
• Right Heart & Perseverance
• Hindrances to Healing
• Lack of Faith
• Not Saved?
• Gospel of Jesus Christ
This 4 Hour Seminar has all New Footage of Justin Peters. It includes the same great Material in his previous DVD's— but better Quality, more Clips, and it fits now on 2 DVDs vs 3. It also has a large DVD Menu that is easier to navigate around than the past DVD's.
PURCHASE THESE 2 DVDs AT:
• Justin Peters Ministries
http://JustinPeters.org
• SO4J-TV & Video Productions
http://SO4J.com
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MORE ON FALSE TEACHERS:
go to http://false-teachers.com/
Friday, May 8, 2009
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Archaeology and History Attest to the Reliability of the Bible
Archaeology and History Attest to the Reliability of the Bible
By Richard M. Fales, Ph.D.
No other ancient book is questioned or maligned like the Bible. Critics looking for the flyspeck in the masterpiece allege that there was a long span between the time the events in the New Testament occurred and when they were recorded. They claim another gap exists archaeologically between the earliest copies made and the autographs of the New Testament. In reality, the alleged spaces and socalled gaps exist only in the minds of the critics. Manuscript Evidence. Aristotle’s Ode to Poetics was written between 384 and 322 B.C. The earliest copy of this work dates A.D. 1100, and there are only forty-nine extant manuscripts. The gap between the original writing
and the earliest copy is 1,400 years. There are only seven extant manuscripts of Plato’s Tetralogies, written 427–347 B.C. The earliest copy is A.D. 900—a gap of over 1,200 years. What about the New Testament? Jesus was crucified in A.D. 30. The New Testament was written between A.D. 48 and 95. The oldest manuscripts date to the last quarter of the first century, and the second oldest A.D. 125. This gives us a narrow gap of thirty-five to forty years from the originals written by the apostles. From the early centuries, we have some 5,300 Greek manuscripts of the New Testament. Altogether, including Syriac, Latin, Coptic, and Aramaic, we have a whopping 24,633
texts of the ancient New Testament to confirm the wording of the Scriptures. So the bottom line is, there was no great period between the events of the New Testament and the New Testament writings. Nor is there a great time lapse between the original writings and the oldest copies. With the great body of manuscript evidence, it can be proved, beyond a doubt, that the New Testament says exactly the same things today as it originally did nearly 2,000 years ago. Corroborating Writings. Critics also charge that there are no ancient writings about Jesus outside the New Testament. This is another ridiculous claim. Writings confirming His birth, ministry, death, and resurrection include Flavius Josephus (A.D. 93), the Babylonian Talmud (A.D. 70–200), Pliny the Younger’s letter to the Emperor Trajan (approx. A.D. 100), the Annals of Tacitus (A.D. 115–117), Mara Bar Serapion (sometime after A.D. 73), and Suetonius’ Life of Claudius and Life of Nero (A.D. 120). Another point of contention arises when Bible critics have knowingly or unknowingly misled people by implying that Old and New Testament books were either excluded from or added into the canon of Scripture at
the great ecumenical councils of A.D. 336, 382, 397, and 419. In fact, one result of these gatherings was to confirm the Church’s belief that the books already in the Bible were divinely inspired. Therefore, the Church, at these meetings, neither added to nor took away from the books of the Bible. At that time, the thirty-nine Old Testament books had already been accepted, and the New Testament, as it was written, simply grew up with the ancient Church. Each document, being accepted as it was penned in the first century, was then passed on to Christians of the next century. So, this foolishness about the Roman Emperor Constantine dropping books from the Bible is simply
uneducated rumor. Fulfilled Prophecies. Prophecies from the Old and New Testaments that have been fulfilled also add credibility to the Bible. The Scriptures predicted the rise and fall of great empires like Greece and Rome (Daniel 2:39, 40), and foretold the destruction of cities like Tyre and Sidon (Isaiah 23). Tyre’s demise is recorded by ancient historians, who tell how Alexander the Great lay siege to the city for seven months. King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon had failed in a 13-year attempt to capture the seacoast city and completely destroy its inhabitants. During the siege of 573 B.C., much of the population of Tyre moved to its new island home approximately half a mile from the land city. Here it remained surrounded by walls as high as 150 feet until judgment fell in 332 B.C. with the arrival of Alexander the Great. In the seven-month siege, he fulfilled the remainder of the prophecies (Zechariah 9:4; Ezekiel 26:12) concerning the city at sea by completely destroying Tyre, killing 8,000 of its inhabitants and selling 30,000 of its population into slavery. To reach the island, he scraped up the dust and rubble of the old land city of Tyre, just like the Bible predicted, and cast them into the sea, building a 200-footwide causeway out to the island. Alexander’s death and the murder of his two sons was also foretold in the Scripture. Another startling prophecy was Jesus’ detailed prediction of Jerusalem’s destruction, and the further spreading of the Jewish diaspora throughout the world, which is recorded in Luke 21. In A.D. 70, not only was Jerusalem destroyed by Titus, the future emperor of Rome, but another prediction of Jesus Christ in Matthew 24:1,2 came to pass—the complete
destruction of the temple of God. Messianic Prophecies. In the Book of Daniel, the Bible prophesied the coming of the one and only Jewish Messiah prior to the temple’s
demise. The Old Testament prophets declared He would be born in Bethlehem (Micah 5:2) to a virgin (Isaiah 7:14), be betrayed for thirty pieces of silver (Zechariah 11:12,13), die by crucifixion (Psalm 22), and be buried in a rich man’s tomb (Isaiah 53:9). There was only one person who fits all of the messianic prophecies of the Old Testament who lived before A.D. 70: Jesus of Nazareth, the Son of Mary. Yes, the Bible is an amazing book. (Taken from the Evidence Bible)
By Richard M. Fales, Ph.D.
No other ancient book is questioned or maligned like the Bible. Critics looking for the flyspeck in the masterpiece allege that there was a long span between the time the events in the New Testament occurred and when they were recorded. They claim another gap exists archaeologically between the earliest copies made and the autographs of the New Testament. In reality, the alleged spaces and socalled gaps exist only in the minds of the critics. Manuscript Evidence. Aristotle’s Ode to Poetics was written between 384 and 322 B.C. The earliest copy of this work dates A.D. 1100, and there are only forty-nine extant manuscripts. The gap between the original writing
and the earliest copy is 1,400 years. There are only seven extant manuscripts of Plato’s Tetralogies, written 427–347 B.C. The earliest copy is A.D. 900—a gap of over 1,200 years. What about the New Testament? Jesus was crucified in A.D. 30. The New Testament was written between A.D. 48 and 95. The oldest manuscripts date to the last quarter of the first century, and the second oldest A.D. 125. This gives us a narrow gap of thirty-five to forty years from the originals written by the apostles. From the early centuries, we have some 5,300 Greek manuscripts of the New Testament. Altogether, including Syriac, Latin, Coptic, and Aramaic, we have a whopping 24,633
texts of the ancient New Testament to confirm the wording of the Scriptures. So the bottom line is, there was no great period between the events of the New Testament and the New Testament writings. Nor is there a great time lapse between the original writings and the oldest copies. With the great body of manuscript evidence, it can be proved, beyond a doubt, that the New Testament says exactly the same things today as it originally did nearly 2,000 years ago. Corroborating Writings. Critics also charge that there are no ancient writings about Jesus outside the New Testament. This is another ridiculous claim. Writings confirming His birth, ministry, death, and resurrection include Flavius Josephus (A.D. 93), the Babylonian Talmud (A.D. 70–200), Pliny the Younger’s letter to the Emperor Trajan (approx. A.D. 100), the Annals of Tacitus (A.D. 115–117), Mara Bar Serapion (sometime after A.D. 73), and Suetonius’ Life of Claudius and Life of Nero (A.D. 120). Another point of contention arises when Bible critics have knowingly or unknowingly misled people by implying that Old and New Testament books were either excluded from or added into the canon of Scripture at
the great ecumenical councils of A.D. 336, 382, 397, and 419. In fact, one result of these gatherings was to confirm the Church’s belief that the books already in the Bible were divinely inspired. Therefore, the Church, at these meetings, neither added to nor took away from the books of the Bible. At that time, the thirty-nine Old Testament books had already been accepted, and the New Testament, as it was written, simply grew up with the ancient Church. Each document, being accepted as it was penned in the first century, was then passed on to Christians of the next century. So, this foolishness about the Roman Emperor Constantine dropping books from the Bible is simply
uneducated rumor. Fulfilled Prophecies. Prophecies from the Old and New Testaments that have been fulfilled also add credibility to the Bible. The Scriptures predicted the rise and fall of great empires like Greece and Rome (Daniel 2:39, 40), and foretold the destruction of cities like Tyre and Sidon (Isaiah 23). Tyre’s demise is recorded by ancient historians, who tell how Alexander the Great lay siege to the city for seven months. King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon had failed in a 13-year attempt to capture the seacoast city and completely destroy its inhabitants. During the siege of 573 B.C., much of the population of Tyre moved to its new island home approximately half a mile from the land city. Here it remained surrounded by walls as high as 150 feet until judgment fell in 332 B.C. with the arrival of Alexander the Great. In the seven-month siege, he fulfilled the remainder of the prophecies (Zechariah 9:4; Ezekiel 26:12) concerning the city at sea by completely destroying Tyre, killing 8,000 of its inhabitants and selling 30,000 of its population into slavery. To reach the island, he scraped up the dust and rubble of the old land city of Tyre, just like the Bible predicted, and cast them into the sea, building a 200-footwide causeway out to the island. Alexander’s death and the murder of his two sons was also foretold in the Scripture. Another startling prophecy was Jesus’ detailed prediction of Jerusalem’s destruction, and the further spreading of the Jewish diaspora throughout the world, which is recorded in Luke 21. In A.D. 70, not only was Jerusalem destroyed by Titus, the future emperor of Rome, but another prediction of Jesus Christ in Matthew 24:1,2 came to pass—the complete
destruction of the temple of God. Messianic Prophecies. In the Book of Daniel, the Bible prophesied the coming of the one and only Jewish Messiah prior to the temple’s
demise. The Old Testament prophets declared He would be born in Bethlehem (Micah 5:2) to a virgin (Isaiah 7:14), be betrayed for thirty pieces of silver (Zechariah 11:12,13), die by crucifixion (Psalm 22), and be buried in a rich man’s tomb (Isaiah 53:9). There was only one person who fits all of the messianic prophecies of the Old Testament who lived before A.D. 70: Jesus of Nazareth, the Son of Mary. Yes, the Bible is an amazing book. (Taken from the Evidence Bible)
Monday, May 4, 2009
John MacArthur Speaks about the TNIV Bible
This portion was extracted from John MacArthur's sermon entitled, "Assorted Attacks on the Bible" (August 27, 2006). Please visit http://www.gty.org for more of John MacArthur's sermons.
Who is your favorite theologian? (John MacArthur)
Also, here are a few of the books John MacArthur says have had a great influence on his life. http://www.gty.org/Resources/
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