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The great Islamic deception

Today we’re seeing some interesting headlines about Christians and Muslims coming together. You’re going to hear about a Texas mega-church leader partnering with the Muslim Brotherhood and hosting an interfaith event called Global Faith Forum. We’re also going to tell you about an 80-year-old church at the University of Chicago that has removed several pews [...]

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Leadership and the downside of the “Missional” movement

Today we are taking our temperature in the Church. Where is the majority of leadership in the Church from o – 10? Consider: We’ve gone from fact-based doctrine to feeling-based experiences. We’re teaching people how to “hear God’s voice” through direct revelation rather than reading His breathed-out Word of Scripture. Younger, inexperienced men are now [...]

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Culturally relevant or ashamed of the Gospel?

In these increasingly uncertain times, we are seeing a whole new level of worldliness in the Church. We seem to have adopted a “seekermergent” model that focuses on being relevant to those who don’t know Christ, by looking exactly like the culture. But those who are lost already have the culture, so why would they [...]

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How Confusion Breeds Chrislam

For years, so-called “Insider Movement” groups have promoted the idea that it is not necessary for people in other faiths to convert to Christianity. In fact, they believe conversion isn’t necessary at all, because they say that Jesus didn’t come to start a “religion.” (It’s the same language used by Brian McLaren, Shane Hipps and [...]

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What is true unity?

Psalm 133:1 makes it clear that unity is absolutely essential because the we are the Body of Christ, and a body cannot be in disunity or disharmony with itself. Jesus’ plan for His church is people unified in the faith. But in these times we need to ask, “unity around what?”  Are we to have [...]

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Worshiping Jesus in the Mosque: A response

Can one be a Buddhist, Hindu or Muslim believer of Jesus? And can they do this without persecution? A growing number of Christians and church leaders are stopping to consider that this idea may actually be possible, thanks to “Insider Movement” groups that have been pushing this idea forward for the past decade, especially in [...]

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Evangelize or Compromise?

In 1 Corinthians 14:33 we are told that “God is not the author of confusion, but of peace, as in all the churches of the saints.”  Now while in this particular verse Paul is speaking of people prophesying in the church, I think the application can also be applied to teaching and stances we are [...]

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Same-Sex Marriage Rally

Co-existing with the culture

In an age when our culture and when other religions are increasingly calling for tolerance and change, how does the Church respond?  Are we to re-brand ourselves and hope that relaxing in some areas will present a kinder Christianity?  Today we’re covering a number of stories and we’re asking for your input on this idea [...]

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Christian Church to host national Muslim convention

A Christian church in California has decided to move forward with hosting a huge convention of the Muslim Public Affairs Council next week — the first time the organization has conducted a national convention at a Christian church. The announcement by All Saints Church in Pasadena prompted what the pastor calls a “slew of hate [...]

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A Biblical approach to environmentalism

A packed program today! In our first segment, Mike and Nancy LeMay interview Dr. Cal Beisner of the Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation, who joins us to explain how the greening up of faith, education and the Church will radically change America and lead us to staggering results in our government. Dr. Cal [...]

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