Pergamum

A single shaft of light shines on a crumbling stone foundation, highlighting the cracks and weeds growing through it, unable to repair the damage.

When ‘Christ-Centered’ Undermines Christ’s Word: A Review

The sermon presents a Christ-centered hermeneutic that, in practice, deconstructs the doctrine of Scripture. It commits three primary errors: 1) It undermines biblical historicity by labeling Genesis 1-11 'mythic-poetic' and questioning the reality of accounts like Jonah 2) It creates a false dichotomy between the person of Christ and the words of the Bible, weakening the principle of Sola Scriptura. 3) It offers a deficient definition of inspiration, shifting it from the objective text to the subjective experience of the writer and reader. The sermon represents a significant compromise with liberal higher criticism, classifying it as Path A (Pergamum).

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A young tree, standing alone in a vast meadow, its thin branches reaching skyward as if grasping for the holy spirit. the sun shines brilliantly overhead, illuminating the sapling's delicate green leaves, while the surrounding grass remains shrouded in shadow.

The Helper We Ignore: A Review of ‘101 of The Holy Spirit’

The sermon correctly teaches the personality and deity of the Holy Spirit, using John 16 as its basis. However, it falls into fundamental error by (1) teaching a synergistic model of salvation in its closing appeal, placing the decisive choice in the sinner's hands, and (2) creating a false dichotomy between conviction and guilt, incorrectly stating that guilt is never from God.

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