In this last reading concerning the absolute heresy of the Masonic order we see how they believe that the Masonic practice is superior to all other religions including Christianity.

(1) Israel Watch 8/9/26: A "deal" is in the works with Iran (Persia) which we believe will be temporary through the mid-terms. Meanwhile the Gaza deal appears to be rejected by P.M. Netanyahu with Hamas agreeing to disarm but having a perfect track record of LYING (Taqiyya). Massie (agnostic), Kent (Catholic), Carlson (Protestant), Marjorie Taylor Green and husband (neo-evangelicals) are forming a third party with the intent of destroying MAGA due to their support for Israel. The call is to ostracize and demonize those of us who are Christian Zionists. (2) Corporate Communism: on full display at the Coca-Cola personalization website where Satan, Allah, Mohammad and Pedophiles are welcome but Jesus is BANNED. (3) Laodicean Apologism: In this edition of "Apologists Gone Bad" we look at Wes Huff's numerous heresies and apostate views. (4) On the Lighter Side: Buc-ee's is suing a small mini mart in Beavercreek over their use of a Beaver and red font in their logo. Hundreds of businesses and other groups are adding Beavers to their logos and BBF gets in the act with a twist... https://bbfohio.com

Love does not replace the law - it fulfills it. A modern heresy is sweeping the church, called "Antinomianism". It argues that since the 10 Commandments were included in the Mosaic Covenant, they have been abolished along with the Old Covenant.

1. The Focus Is on the Return of Christ. 2. Christ Will Return Literally, Physically, Bodily. 3. What Is the Hymenaen Heresy? 4. The Cry of Revelation Is for Christ to Return. 5. The Goal of the Church Is not Political Power; it Is Spiritual Power. 6. Politics Is Deceptive and Intoxicating. 7. Whosoever Will May Come. 8. Biblical Doctrine Is Often Paradoxical. 9. Jesus Is Fully God and Fully Human in One Person. 10. God Is Both One and Three.

This lesson reveals more Heresy of the Blue Lodge & York Rite 7th degree. and their oath of obligation. Also what they believe about Jesus not being able to heal because of who he was but because He knew the secret word. Total Heresy.

The sermon distinguishes between minor doctrinal disagreements and serious heresy, identifying spiritual drunkenness as the root cause of false teaching. Using Isaiah 5 and 28, the preacher argues that leaders who deviate from biblical authority are under a spirit of deep sleep that blinds them to truth. This condition leads to the acceptance of worldly practices and the rejection of Scripture's inerrancy. The text emphasizes that only the Holy Spirit can sober believers and reveal divine knowledge. Ultimately, the message calls for a return to strict adherence to God's Word as the sole guide for faith and practice.

This sermon introduces a study on the First Epistle of John, emphasizing its purpose to provide believers with assurance of their salvation through identifiable marks of grace. The preacher highlights the historical reality of the Incarnation, countering early heresies by affirming Christ's eternal deity and true humanity as witnessed by the apostles. Central to the message is the call for Christians to declare these truths with conviction rather than hesitation, ensuring the integrity of the gospel proclamation. The exposition further defines biblical fellowship not merely as social interaction but as a deep spiritual partnership with God and other believers in His redemptive purposes. Ultimately, the sermon urges the audience to embrace this fullness of joy and actively share the life found in Christ with others.

The sermon refutes the Landmarker Baptist doctrine that restricts the Kingdom of God to local visible churches, arguing instead for a broader spiritual reality. It interprets John 3 to mean that entry into the Kingdom requires spiritual rebirth through faith in Christ and the Word of God, not merely church membership, while distinguishing between the present individual experience of "righteousness peace and joy in the Holy Ghost" and future millennial rewards. By analyzing passages like Matthew 13 and Luke 17, the text demonstrates that the Kingdom encompasses the world and the hearts of believers rather than being confined to institutional boundaries. Ultimately, the message asserts that the Kingdom is a spiritual sphere of authority accessible through regeneration, independent of specific ecclesiastical affiliations.