Sometimes, we follow things received by tradition rather than from the Word of God.
One of the most common misunderstandings of this Christian life is in relation to our sins and our fellowship with God.
We have been taught incorrectly about HOW to stay in fellowship with God. The effect of this misunderstanding is a continual inward anxiety over our performance and right-standing with the Lord.
What is the greatest need of man?
If he gains all that this world has to offer, yet loses his soul, his loss will be felt through all eternity.
Consider that for a moment. If one would gain all the wealth, fame, adulation, pleasure, and happiness possible in this world, but loses his soul, the tragedy would be beyond imagination.
Yet, those leading our churches have forgotten this foundational truth.
They’ve forgotten that we are eternal beings. We were not made for this world. We were not designed to seek our fulfillment here.
Nor to help others to find their fulfillment here.
“Why trimmest thou thy way to seek love? therefore hast thou also taught the wicked ones thy ways.” (Jeremiah 2:33)
Brian McLaren, along with other Emergent and Progressive teachers, states that he is not being absolute in his statements. He says that he may be wrong. But, then again, he may be right. And that he is trying to be provocative in order to make people think.
How nice.
This has become a popular way of writing and teaching today. Christians think they are being humble by not taking hard positions on Truth. By not being so dogmatic about their beliefs.
They think that casting doubts upon biblical truth is not harmful. That it is a neutral thing.
But it isn’t.
It is simply another technique used to De-Construct “the faith once delivered unto the saints“.
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