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Replacement Theology   Many Christian denominations are Signatories of An Evangelical Statement on Israel/Palestine. Part of the statement declaration is; "We also resolve to work for a viable permanent, democratic Palestinian State with a flourishing economy that offers economic opportunity to all its people. We believe that the way forward is for the Israelis and Palestinians to negotiate a fair, two-state solution."   I am a born again Christian, fundamental and evangelical mainstream Christians, non-denominational, believing that Christ is the head of the church (His Body) with my citizenship in heaven awaiting His return for His bribe (at the rapture) while He judge the nations of this world and purify of His people Israel, then to reign here on earth with Israel for a thousand years. Until then, I am to represent Him as the salt of the earth and a light to this world.     "Replacement Theology" is the greatest error that is taught by many Christi...

That is what pleases God   Something wonderful is taking place in my little town of Glovertown, NL. A small group of Christians have started to gather each Wednesday evening for bible study.   Not any kind of bible study, but one that the word of God takes precedent. A small group who recognize that Jesus is the head and have power and authority over the participant.   Jesus is center stage.     Last winter I visited a small community for fellowship and praising God by singing hymn song.   It toke place in a small church.   It is a building, in which two different denominations shared.   At one extremity, there is the podium of one denomination and at he other extremity the podium of the other.   In between there are the pews. The pews back support swivel in a manner that it allow to incline in one direction to another without moving the pews.   Some commented how genius that the two different denomination came up to this solution to share the cost of administering t...

Do you know where you stand on the subject of speaking to the dead? "Some 'Christian' denominations teach that you can pray to your loved ones or to saints who have died and that they will hear you. Hmm do they really? You may argue that you do not pray to them but talk to them only, so what wrong with that? Someone with deep problem went to consult a pastor for support and guidance. Unsatisfied of the result, he left to visit his father's grave and spoke to him. I few days later his problem was resolve, everything turnout well. On all saint day, in his message, the pasture explained that there was nothing wrong with that. This, usually happen when someone teaches the tradition of man instead of the doctrine of God. Beware lest anyone cheat you through philosophy and empty deceit, according to the tradition of men, according to the basic principles of the world, and not according to Christ. Colossians 2:8 In Deuteronomy, 18:10-11 teac...