by Don and Joy Veinot | May 24, 2018 | Christian living, Depression, Divided Families, Faith tested, Mourning, Superstition
Christians are supposed to be happy, happy, happy – not fearful or depressed about difficult situations in life, right? Those of us involved in discernment ministries or missions to cults and false religious movements are focused on false teaching and false...
by Guest Writer | Jan 14, 2018 | Astrology, Centering Prayer, Contemplative Prayer, MCOI Journal, New Age, New Apostles and Prophets, Occult, Paganism, Sorcery, Spiritism, Summer 2005, Superstition, Volume 11
(Originally printed in the Summer 2005 Issue of the MCOI Journal Beginning on page 6) Part 2 in a 2-Part Look at Occultic-like Beliefs and Practices in the Church By John Ferrer Introduction In the last Journal article “Occultism in the Church” (Part-1),1Since the...
by Jonathan Miles | Jun 15, 2017 | Apologetics, Depravity, Greek Mythology, Morality, Paganism, Superstition, Theology
This is not yet another review of Wonder Woman. Well, not exactly. It’s more than that. Bear with me. I did see the movie this weekend and it is quite good. Almost worthy of a Marvel movie. I kid. It is the best DC movie in my humble opinion. Better than Man of...
by Don Veinot | Jul 11, 2013 | Atheism, Christ and the Church, Creationsim, Culture and Society, Evolution, Superstition
Do You Believe in Things You Cannot See? It is an interesting question and not one that too many think about in those terms. “Do you believe in ghosts?” or “Do you think there is life on other planets?” or any number of possible questions are asked which fall into the...
by Pastor G. Richard Fisher | Dec 13, 2012 | Demons, Discernment, Neil T Anderson, Superstition, Theology
(A Brief Review of Rough Road to Freedom: A Memoir by Neil T. Anderson; Monarch Book, 2012, $14.99) Yiddish is a language developed by the Jews in Europe. Yiddish has some interesting sounding words. One of those Yiddish words is the word schmutz. The word schmutz has...
