Television and other media have been pushing the words ‘journey’ or ‘path’ onto unsuspecting public with regards to ones faith. TV adverts and personalities are constantly speaking about ‘the journey they are on’, or ‘they have chosen to take a...
Leonard Sweet and Stephan Joubert’s Emerging spots The Bible is the most amazing, most awesome and most wonderful book ever written. No other book foretells and describes future events so accurately than the Bible. It even foretells how Stephan Joubert...
The Unholiness of Renovaré’s “Holiness” Adherents to the Emergent Church have an uncanny ability to tell their congregates what to do without explaining to them what they really have in mind. They have the knack to use biblical terminology very...
Rending the Veil from the Bottom to the Top. What do you think the result would be if we were to do a survey asking people the question: “If you were able to bring about the most important and revolutionary...
INTRODUCTION Music: There is a growing tendency among the Evangelical churches throughout the world to compromise the presentation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ in order to draw the youth. The idea of attracting or drawing them into the church...
Introduction How do you befuzzle the mind of Christ and trick Him into changing it to a healthy, wealthy and prosperous mindset? Well, first you need to forcefully twist his arm and make Him change his mind about Mammon. Of,...
Emergent Mysticism: A biblical appraisal of the Mosaic Church Congress – Johannesburg (4-5 Sept. 2009) – Part 5 Session 3: Being a radical pilgrim and prophet – Stephan Joubert (Continued) To summarize what Stephan Joubert has said so far the...
A biblical appraisal of the Mosaic Church Congress – Johannesburg (4-5 Sept. 2009) – Part 4 Session 3: Being a radical pilgrim and prophet – Stephan Joubert A man-made Kingdom on earth Beware of this man. He is radically wrong...
Emergent Mysticism: A biblical appraisal of the Mosaic Congress – Mosaic Church (4-5 Sept. 2009) – Part 3 Session 2: “Transfiguration: Up and down the mountain” by Trevor Hudson. On the second page of their very smart and glossy programme...
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