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As we continue our series on the important issue of legalism, today we'll look at a movement called Messianic Judaism. This movement is leading some Evangelicals to accept a false gospel based on what is called "One Law Theology". Stay tuned as we examine Messianic Jewish teachings in the light of Biblical truth.
To understand the nature of the sin of legalism, Christians must understand what the Bible says about the proper use â?? and abuse â?? of God's law under the New Covenant. People in our day who try to restore elements of the law that were temporary under the Old Covenant are leading the church into the deadly realm of legalism.
Throughout church history, many individual Christians, and often entire churches, have fallen into the Satanic trap of legalism. Our time is no exception. What is legalism? Why is it a great sin? How are we to safeguard ourselves and our churches against it? Stay tuned for the answers.
In Colossians two, Paul tells us that Satan uses three lies to confuse the church. Worldly philosophy presents a false Christ. Legalism presents an insufficient Christ. Man-made doctrines present a changeable Christ.

But Paul declares that Jesus is the genuine and all-sufficient Christ, and Lord of all. And you the believer, Paul says, are complete in Christ.

What does it mean to be complete in Christ? Stay tuned.
In Colossians chapter two, the Apostle Paul tells us that a vital element in the church's battle front against Satan's threats is trust in a complete Savior. But today many church-goers aren't trusting in a complete Savior, because their churches aren't preaching a complete Savior.

What makes Jesus Christ the complete Savior? Stay tuned to find out, as we continue our series of studies in Colossians chapter two titled "Truth Above All".
Camping's failed prediction is the least of his damnable heresies. He has led souls to Hell, and has condemned himself.
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.
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)?
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.
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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