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Category Archives: Judgment and Discernment
Discerning False Teachers by Milton Green
In his no-nonsense sermons, Milton clearly explains simply how we can easily discern the true gospel from the ‘doctrine of demons’ and separate ourselves from sin, evil and our satanic nature so we can begin to truly walk with God. … Continue reading
Is It Right To Judge?
This question is one that puzzles many sincere Christians. A careful and open-minded study of the Bible makes is clear that concerning certain vital matters, it is not only right but a positive duty to judge. Many do not know … Continue reading
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False Prophets Unmasked I
A shepherd guards his flock and protects them from wolves An article on the following link lists many of the numerous KJV scriptures in both the Old and the New Testament relating to false teachers and prophets and the discerning … Continue reading
How To Discern, Test and Judge Rightly
In running a web site with over 900+ articles, thousands of hits per month from all over the world, and hundreds of e-mails per week, I have come to realize, with time, that there is a terrible problem in Christendom … Continue reading
The Case for Doctrinal Discernment
For most Christians today, the challenge of learning how to discern orthodox from heretical doctrine has apparently not been faced. Either they treat doctrine as minimally important and so regard charges of “heresy” as rude and unloving, or they treat … Continue reading
The Plight of Being Unteachable or the Plight of Knowing Everything
It is sad to observe someone who has at least one half of his life remaining who feels he has no more to learn. Occasionally we will be confronted with this problem — an individual who does not demonstrate the … Continue reading
Prayer To Renounce Unforgiveness and Unholy Judgment
Father, I confess that in the past I held unforgiveness and sometimes bitterness and resentment in my heart against certain people who hurt or disappointed me. I now recognise this as sin and confess it as sin, in the name … Continue reading
