Articles

The most rapid expanding segment in today's modern church age is the Word-Faith Movement. It is this charismatic, yet heretical camp, that is attempting to persuade us that Jesus and His disciples were rich; that poverty and sickness is sin, and that faith is a creative force. Creflo Dollar, Eddie Long, Kenneth Copeland, T.D. Jakes, and Fred Price are among many others who subscribe to these erroneous teachings. This article addresses, exposes, and refutes the unbiblical doctrines of the WordFaith Movement by closely examining the scriptures and contrasting them to Word-Faith theology. In addition to an in-depth analysis, this article contains numerous citations and audio files of the inaccurate and blasphemous statements spewed from Word-Faith teachers.

Are you a Christian who has been badgered and judged as a "God Robber"? Have you been sentenced to Hell for failing to tithe? Do you tithe money in order to elude a curse; or do you live a life in fear of being cursed because you cannot afford to tithe? Have you been judged as undisciplined and made to feel like a second class Christian because you were unable to tithe? This article addresses the traditional (and sometimes abusive) practice of church tithing by taking a comprehensive examination of scriptures used by tithing advocates and contrasting them to what the Bible teaches in light of proper methodological context.

This article calls attention to the hotly contested abortion issue. It offers a defense for unborn children by challenging those who attempt to justify abortion. In addition, this article brings to light the atrocities that occur to those who cannot speak for themselves. Moreover, this article addresses the corrupt agenda of the world's largest abortion agency -- Planned Parenthood.

Much debate has been made concerning the type of offerings of Abel and Cain and why God accepted one while rejecting the other. It is the opinion of some church leaders that Abel brought a tithe to the Lord while others postulate that it was an offering of blood that God found acceptable. This essay aims to provide a counterclaim with a more accurate exegetical solution to this issue.