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Scripture makes it clear that God isn't concerned with numbers in the way that postmodern church-growth gurus are. God does great and eternal works through faithful remnants -- preachers and people who understand that they, not the church building, are God's temple.

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A reader asks, "If there will be no night in the New Jerusalem (Revelation 22:5), why does the Bible speak of "day and night" in Hell (Revelation 14:11)?

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People put forth many definitions of death that are off the mark. We who are subject to death because of our sin must understand God's definition in His Word.

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Today's message challenges postmodern Evangelicalism's conventional wisdom on church growth: God's Word tells us that it is His way to deal in small things, by human standards. God does great things through faithful remnants.

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Cult leader Harold Camping says that all of mankind - and Satan himself - will be annihilated in a five-month period beginning next week. Camping's false teaching denies the Gospel itself.

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The Conservative Bible Project is the work mainly of unregenerate men, using unreliable source texts, employing an ungodly translation philosophy. The result is an error-filled rendition of the Scriptures that can change literally every day.

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God's inspired, inerrant Word must be our sole authority, and our infallible critic, in every area - beginning with our interpretation of His Word itself.

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Rather than comparing Scripture with Scripture, this man-centered hermeneutic compares human perspectives with one another in order to synthesize "doctrine".

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Colossians 2:9 tells us that in Jesus Christ "dwells all the fullness of the Godhead in a body." This vitally important but often-neglected doctrine stands in total opposition to contemporary philosophy, legalistic teachings, and man-made doctrines about Jesus Christ. With the Apostle Paul we must bow the knee, and say that "great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifested in the flesh..." (1 Timothy 3:16). This is the basis of our stand against Satan's triple threat to the church.

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Like the hermeneutic of trust, the doctrine of the 'animus imponentis' places the words of men in authority over Scripture. Recent church developments show what great damage this can cause.