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.

God Closed Church: The Impact of the Film

This post tantalizingly teases an unseen film that promises to captivate. It beckons the viewer to immerse themselves further with supplementary information and a book purchase, suggesting a deeper narrative awaits those daring enough to explore.

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…

Our trip to Canada ✍️

The forthcoming book, ‘God Closed Church’, chronicles the pivotal moment in modern world and Church history when Yahweh closed His Church. The first five chapters were written in Scotland, UK; the final sixth chapter is written on an Island off the coast of Vancouver, Canada.

Looking Back at Lausanne (1974-2024): 50 Years of False Covenant

This important episode of Into the Pray features the disturbing details (including lack thereof) of the Lausanne “Covenant” and Movement that’s followed since 1974.

The late Billy Graham and John Stott believed that “fundamentalists” were sinful in their “individualism”…but was this true and is this true today?

Our Podcast | From A Beach Cafe

The “Into the Pray” podcast lands this week in a new “on the run” vlog-form. Please let us know in the comments section if you like it!

Episode #1 is from a very blustery Scottish beach in bright sunshine, taking shelter in a warm cafe with excellent coffee, (we resisted the delicious cakes on offer).

Our conversation this week is to get us all to think about the spiritual climate that we’re all living within — ie that the multiplicity of different Christian doctrines and denominations that are tolerated (and even celebrated) equate to nothing other than deep spiritual sickness and spawning false gospels.