Tag: church

Understanding the Balaam-Jezebel Effect

by LeeS, posted in Discernment, Indoctrination, Nihilism, Socialism

Balaam-Jezebel Effect(s)

Understanding the Balaam-Jezebel Effect
Destroying the Family-Nation from Within

I have come to understand the Letters to the Churches of Revelation as Christ warning His Body (Church) about how they would be attacked then and down through history. Each letter displays a different facet of this overall coordinated attack designed to eliminate the Church and thus believers from existence. This strategy relies upon internal and external influences swaying believers to give up their belief system to adopt the World’s belief-morality system which is really Satan’s system. This strategy is also being used against non-Christian groups to bring everyone into line with one-belief system. It begins with the family. Continue reading “Understanding the Balaam-Jezebel Effect” →

Postmillennialism Unchained or False Hopes

by LeeS, posted in Discernment, Doctrine, Nihilism

Postmillennialism Resurgence: A
False Hope of Bettering the World?

Postmillennialism is the belief that the Church Age will percolate through the various societies ushering in a glorious age of peace throughout the world. This view competes with Amillennialism, belief all things continue as they have also had until Christ returns, for dominance in mainline denominations. The 20th century opened with many Christians believing in Postmillennialism, until it was crushed by the slaughter of the Great War (Part One) otherwise known in America as World War One. Postmillennialism is one of those beliefs that simply will not go away. It is a case of, hope springs eternal. Continue reading “Postmillennialism Unchained or False Hopes” →

Destruction of the Church by Fear

by LeeS, posted in Discernment, Doctrine, Nihilism

George Lucas (Star Wars) got it wrong
Fear Leads to Murder & Destruction

The Gnostic philosophy of George Lucas, creator of Star Wars, missed the mark in expressing the truth of fear. Anakin Skywalker got it right, fear of losing his mother and then the loss of his mother expressed the right conclusion; fear led to murder. This is embodied in the commandment, “Do not kill” (Ex 20:13) as Christ explained the fullness of this commandment in His Sermon on the Mount (Mt 5:21-26). Why does one hate? The quick answer is “fear of God’s judgment” (1Jo 4:18). Continue reading “Destruction of the Church by Fear” →