"It's far better to be divided by Truth than united in error."
-Dr. Adrian Rogers
I'm sure some of the young rock-star pastors (if you can even call them pastors) like Furtick and Noble, as well as older ones like Warren, Osteen, etc... would call Dr. Rogers a "hater" for speaking the Truth.
Your comment/discussion, and/or opinions are welcome.
I can think of many areas of professing Christians today compromising Truth and Doctrine, and becoming united in error. The ecumenical resurgence of the non-Biblical practices of ancient Monastic Desert Fathers in Egypt, Monastic Mysticism, Contemplative Spirituality, Centering Prayer, Prayer of Silence, (goes by many names and disguises)which blends Hinduism, Buddhism, R.C., Protestantism, etc. is one place to start the conversation. Responses are welcome.
ReplyDeleteA couple of links to articles about Martin Luther in 1517, and Vatican II in our day from a blog I have been reading every now and then.
ReplyDeleteThis one highlights some of the "errors" in Vatican II.
http://thecripplegate.com/vatican-ii-reformation-reminders/
http://thecripplegate.com/3-ways-to-make-the-reformers-proud/
Isn't this quote from Martin Luther?!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment, "Anonymous"! I didn't research it for its original author, was just listening to the radio while driving the other day and heard the late Dr. Rogers make this statement on an older recorded sermon. It was very applicable to several situations I've been dealing with lately, and wanted to write it down before I forget it.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.oneplace.com/ministries/love-worth-finding/listen/unmasking-false-prophets-404221.html via @oneplacecom
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ReplyDelete-Dr. Adrian Rogers
Listen to Unmasking False Prophets - 5/8/2014 The world is full of dangerous doctrines, and Peter warns about false teachers. There are only two religions in the world—the true and the false. Continuing his series “Authentic Christianity,” Dr. Rogers gives five tests for detecting whether a message is true or false. http://www.oneplace.com/ministries/love-worth-finding/listen/unmasking-false-prophets-404221.html via @oneplacecom
The world is full of dangerous doctrines, and Peter warns about false teachers. There are only two religions in the world—the true and the false. Continuing his series “Authentic Christianity,” Dr. Rogers gives five tests for detecting whether a message is true or false.
Unmasking False Prophets | Love Worth Finding with Adrian Rogers http://www.oneplace.com/ministries/love-worth-finding/listen/unmasking-false-prophets-404221.html via @oneplacecom