by glennchristopherson Friends of mine have recently been stood down from ministry. Their crime: doing a good deed without the pastors permission. This is one more example of the tsunami of Nicolaitan nonsense which is engulfing the institutional church. In case you need reminding, the Nicolaitan heresy was exposed and rejected several times by […]
Author: Embassy of Prayer
by glennchristopherson Some time ago Calvinist icon, John Piper, ignited an internet firestorm when he invited Rick Warren to be a keynote speaker at his “Desiring God’ conference. Well, the conference is over now and the Reverend Rick, true to form, presented a man-centred pelagian message of Catholic lite heresy. Some have done a good […]
from Embassy of Prayer by glennchristopherson I’ve noted several times in previous posts my belief that as we draw close to the end of the age, Biblically literate Christians (and those who are just paying attention) will be sidelined and discounted as conspiracy theorists and fundamentalists. Occurrences of this very thing are increasing exponentially. Kevin […]
from Embassy of Prayer by glennchristopherson The Apostle John finishes his first letter with these words (1 John 5:21) “Little children, keep yourselves from idols” At first glance this instruction seems to be out of place, but on further reflection it becomes clear, this is actually a summary of all that had been written before. Idolatry is […]
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Posted on October 16, 2010 by glennchristopherson In the days when I was an “official” preacher a fellow minister asked what I was preaching lately. “Holiness”, I replied. His answer surprised me. “I would never go to a church that preaches holiness” Sort of taken aback I stated, “Well, I would never go to a […]
I would like to introduce you to a friend of mind named Glenn Christopherson. I haven't known him long, but the lose is mine. Please take the time to read what Glenn has to say, he is an excellent writer with deep insight, who can help us all see more clearly in these tough times. […]