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The Sham That is Purgatory!!!!

Hebrews 9:27- "For as it appointed unto man once to die BUT AFTER THIS THE JUDGMENT!" One of the biggest issues that Martin Luther had attacked on the day that was All Hallow's Eve was the attack on the sales of indulgences. The sales of indulgences was woefully the gold mine of Roman Catholicism which after October 31 came November 1 or "All Saint's Day" and November 2 which is "All Soul's Day". What better day would I raise this sermon... on the day when Martin Luther slammed the fact that the indulgences were a sham and when he declared the Biblical truth that salvation is not for sale. Pope Leo X was no successor of Peter but of Caiaphas. And why is he a successor of Caiaphas? Certainly one may think of the blasphemy of the Apocrypha which is not Scripture. The Book of Maccabees that heretical book of great historical inaccuracy was used to justify the praying for the dead. Now why is Purgatory a sham? Let me open up this ...

Rubbish by Charles H. Spurgeon

A Sermon by C. H. SPURGEON "There is much rubbish..." - Nehemiah 4:10 - Excerpted from MTP Vol 20 Year 1874, pgs. 74-77, 79-84 The great work comprised in the building up of the church... Now, this enterprise is the work of God. He alone can build the church. "When the Lord shall build up Zion, he shall appear in his glory," and we may build as we may, but "except the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that build it." Still, our full and firm conviction that it is God's working does not at all interfere with the grand truth that he employs agents for the building up of his church in the world; that, in fact he has commissioned us, his chosen servants, and and sent us into the world, each one according to our ability and opportunity, to labour for him. We work because God works by us. We are hindered, however, in this service by the fact that there is much rubbish in the way. It always was so. When Paul began to build fo...

Excerpts of Charles Spurgeon's Sermon "Roman Catholicism"

Ask of me, and I shall give thee." [Psalms 2:8-9] Christ's Universal Kingdom, and How It Cometh The power and grace of God will be conspicuously seen in the subjugation of this world to Christ: every heart shall know that it was wrought be the power of God in answer to the prayer of Christ and his church. I believe, brethren, that the length of time spent in the accomplishment of the divine plan has much of it been occupied with getting rid of those many forms of human power which have intruded into the place of the Spirit. If you and I had been about in our Lord's day, and could have had everything managed to our hand, we should have converted Caesar straight away by argument or by oratory; we should then have converted all his legions by every means within our reach; and, I warrant you, with Caesar and his legions at our back we would have Christianised the world in no time: would we not? Yes, but that is not God's way at all, nor the right and effectual way...

Reflecting on the Tower Experience of Martin Luther

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Considering October 31 is also Reformation Day and therefore a Christian day, Satan will always try his best to counter it with Halloween. So aside from soulwinning witches and warlocks to fight the occult, giving Gospel tracts to trick or treaters... here's another thing worth thinking about during Halloween. This was the Tower Experience of Martin Luther. What launched the Reformation was because Martin Luther read the Bible in further detail. Reflecting on it, I was only reading the Good News Bible as a Roman Catholic. I opened up to finally figure out, "How much good do I need to be saved?" Then the more I opened the Bible back then, the more I hated it because it really attacked my very character as a sinner. After I got saved because I realized salvation was by faith alone in Christ, I saw myself as a hopeless sinner and I wanted to be free of sin... I turned to Him. Martin Luther was at the Tower of the Black Cloister where he meditated upon the per...

The Time of Harvest is Coming! Be Ready to Meet God!

Revelation 14:14-20 says, "And I looked and behold a white cloud and upon the cloud one sat like unto the Son of Man, having on His hand a golden crown and on His hand a sharp sickle. And another angel came out of the Temple crying with a loud voice to Him that sat on the cloud, Thrust in thy sickle and reap; for the harvest of the Earth is ripe. And He that sat on the cloud thrust in His sickle and the Earth was reaped. And another angel came out of hte Temple which is in Heaven, he also having a sharp sickle. And another angel came out from the altar which had power over fire and cried with a loud cry to Him that had the sharp sickle saying, Thrust in thy sharp sickle and gather the clusters of the vine of the Earth for her grapes are fully ripe. And the angel thrust in his sickle into the Earth and gathered the vine of the Earth and cast it into the great winepress of the Wrath of God. And the winepress was trodden without the city, and blood came out of hte winepress, even u...

False Prophets Will EXPOSE Themselves!

I remembered the time I would diligently research on false prophets, their names, doctrines, etc. to expose them.  What I discovered more often times than not is that their heresies are almost very common to each other.  Like how many preachers do you have teaching Arminianism?  A LOT!  How many preachers do you have teaching salvation by works?  A LOT!  How many of them are ecumenicals?  A LOT!  And to be honest, there's a lot of false prophets out there that I don't really have all the time in the world to research about them.  But as said, do not focus on persons, focus on the heresies.  If I attack heresies, it will automatically refute the heretic.  I don't have to keep mentioning their names, they are already mentioning themselves. Now how do false prophets expose themselves?  Here are ways that I found out that false prophets will expose themselves: 1.) They strive to be recognized to be great among men. ...

The Atheist's Moral Problem Towards God's Holiness

Atheists have their moral problem against God. Man in himself has been described as a fallen creature which Romans 3:10-19 describes the whole guilt of man. St. Paul had written one message that sinners hate to hear and many seek to scorn. Take for example the atheist who laughs at the Bible as a book of fables yet uses it to prove why he or she has a hatred for God, takes Scriptures out to context to further justify their hatred for God. Many people today are prone to believing the heresy of the natural goodness man over the Scriptural truth of the total depravity of man. Total depravity as viewed is that fallen humanity is so deep in sin, it needs the Savior to save them from sin. Psalm 14 describes the fool, the one who says there is no God. When David looked upon humanity, he had simply described it as fallen. The idea of teaching man is basically good is one of the worst lies Satan has invented. For the fallen person, nothing is wrong with him/her. They say, "Well j...