Tag Archives: faith

Understanding Quasi-Christianity in Modern Britain

The debate over the authenticity of recent spiritual events in Britain reveals a chilling truth: what masquerades as Christianity today is little more than a veneer. The rise of quasi-Christianity, exemplified by events like Unite the Kingdom, signifies a troubling spiritual decline, marked by a lack of true repentance and heart transformation among leaders. Instead of embodying Christ’s teachings, these figures indulge in cultural nationalism, overshadowing the core message of the Gospel. As society crumbles morally, this counterfeit faith draws crowds but avoids genuine discipleship, presenting a dangerous façade that ultimately undermines the true essence of Christianity. It’s time to confront this deception head-on.

Save us, O LORD our God

This verse below is a daily prayer that the Lord has led us to pray for at least two main reasons:

1) We need His saving help personally. In and of ourselves we are utterly helpless and dependent on His grace.

2) The Church need His saving help unto faithful gathering and worship.

As Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones often said, the problem with the Church is that we are far too healthy (in our own eyes). Thus, we have no doubt that this recognition of a profound need for His saving help personally is the pre-cursor to the Church posturing herself in such a way so as to receive His sanctification corporately.

Maranatha?

The Missed Warning of Lockdown

In a world teetering on the brink of chaos, Nick Franks provocatively challenges the complacency of the Church. He unveils biblical justifications for closing churches, urging the faithful to escape unfaithful congregations. “God Closed Church” is a radical manifesto that confronts the slow decay of Christian commitment and calls for a daring reinstatement of true fellowship…

A Statement Concerning Pastor Chris Wickland

Nick Franks expresses deep concern about Chris Wickland’s “prophetic” ministry, labeling it as harmful and unfit for leadership. Franks recounts his attempts to communicate his objections directly to Wickland, emphasizing the importance of discernment within the Church. He calls for Wickland’s resignation and urges the Body of Christ to evaluate these issues.

My Message to Justin Welby & HTB

Jesus issues a warning of great exclamation in Luke 12 — that we must be very careful to fear Him who has authority to throw us into hell…rather than man who can but kill the body. I publish this video because I fear Him infinitely more than any man. My message to Justin Welby & HTB ⚔️

Peterson & Musk: they who wrestle with God

Listening to Jordan Peterson’s greatly anticipated conversation with Elon Musk this week was like witnessing a younger, less mature man embody an older frame while playing verbal tennis with an elder man supernaturally endowed with younger flesh. But what would Paul of Tarsus say to them both?

The box-office conversation flitting around various chilling realities of our imploding world would have been greatly improved had Peterson been more composed, more reclined and more sensitive to allow Musk to answer his questions. When hosting someone in conversation, (as he did with Nigel Farage a couple of weeks ago), Peterson needs to speak much less than the interviewee and give more extended space for their thoughts rather than constantly interjecting his own in response to what they say. Because of this, while fascinating in parts, it was a near two-hour discussion that was punctuated with awkwardness that at times bordered on the embarrassing.

Could you mistake Jordan or Russell’s proclamations as being of a new god called Resurrection?