A good sermon giving a background of historical principles to which the church stood firm on.
righteous God that despite all of this His Gospel may be made even more splendidly clear to many for the glory of His name and the salvation of souls.
All true revival in both Old and New Testament times has been a return to the absolute authority of God’s written Word. The absolute authority of God’s written Word was normative for the Old Testament saints. Likewise, the absolute authority for Christ Jesus and for the apostles was God’s written Word and that alone.
This careful scrutiny of what has happened is evaluated on this video with Richard Bennett and Michael de Semlyen.
This is a reading of the article written by Virgil Dunbar and Richard Bennet concerning Evangelical Christians who allow images of the Roman Catholic Jesus in their sanctuaries.
A person calling himself Evangelical is professing to be committed to the Gospel of Christ as proclaimed in Scripture. The true Gospel demands separation from all who teach another Gospel. As the Apostle declared, “But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel unto you than that which we have preached unto you, let him be accursed. As we said before, so say I now again, if any man preach any other gospel unto you than that ye have received, let him be accursed.”3
Gods grace in the glory of Christ Jesus is superabundant. Should we not expect to be touched by it in true revival in our day even with the apostasy that is so evident in our day? This is so because the Lord Jesus remains the Anointed One. His purpose as our Mediator continues. On the day of Pentecost, He was declared to be exalted, as the outpouring of the Holy Spirit was not for Himself, but for us His people. Understanding true revival and praying for it to be our greatest desire.
In this presentation Richard Bennett walks the listener through a step by step comparison showing the contrast between the Catholic Catechism and Holy Bible.
Richard Bennett, former Catholic priest, compares the 1994 Catholic Catechism of the Catholic Church with the Bible. Catholicism has two authorities for establishing truth, both catholic tradition and scripture both of which contradict each other, a curse to anyone seeking to know absolute truth. Share on Facebook Share Share on TwitterTweet Share on Pinterest Share Read More
Former Roman Catholic Priest, Richard Bennett, exposes the vast differences between the Bible and the Catholic religion. These are not just minor differences but 180 degree opposite positions on such important topics as salvation and the very worship of God.