The Bible warns that deception will increase in the last days, and only those with spiritual discernment will remain steadfast. In this teaching, Surviving Apostasy: Discernment, we examine why discernment is essential for believers and how to test teachings, spirits, and doctrines according to Scripture. Discernment is not suspicion or criticism—it is the ability to recognize truth from error by the Word of God and the leading of the Holy Spirit. This message equips Kingdom citizens to guard their faith, avoid deception, and remain faithful to Christ when compromise becomes common in the Church.
The Bible foretold that apostasy would arise from within the Church, not only from outside persecution. In this teaching, we examine how the early purity of the faith was gradually compromised through false doctrine, human tradition, and the pursuit of power—especially during the Dark Ages. Scripture reveals how infiltration begins subtly, replacing obedience to Christ with religious form and institutional control. This message is a sober call to discernment, faithfulness, and a return to apostolic truth. As believers, we are reminded to guard the Kingdom of God within us and remain loyal to Christ above traditions, systems, or personalities. Key Scriptures: Matthew 13:24–30, Acts 20:28–30, 2 Thessalonians 2:3–4, 1 Timothy 4:1–2 👉 To join our Bible studies, visit https://tnwcfan.org/bible-studies/ and follow the instructions provided. Be strengthened to stand for truth in an age of compromise and remain faithful to Christ until the end.
The Bible foretold that apostasy would arise from within the Church, not only from outside persecution. In this teaching, we examine how the early purity of the faith was gradually compromised through false doctrine, human tradition, and the pursuit of power—especially during the Dark Ages. Scripture reveals how infiltration begins subtly, replacing obedience to Christ with religious form and institutional control.
This message is a sober call to discernment, faithfulness, and a return to apostolic truth. As believers, we are reminded to guard the Kingdom of God within us and remain loyal to Christ above traditions, systems, or personalities.
Pastors and believers alike must never forget that we are only sojourners on earth. Our true home is in heaven, and God has called us to live with eternity in view. This message is a reminder to pastors not to be entangled with the world but to faithfully shepherd God’s people with the mindset of pilgrims. Remember, everything here is temporary, but our eternal reward is everlasting.
The Christian life begins with a divine encounter that changes the heart and direction of a sinner. Today, we explore how repentance and faith lead to justification before God.
Spiritual maturity, an ongoing process of growth in faith and character, is crucial for a fulfilling life and effective ministry. It fosters a deeper relationship with God, equips individuals to overcome challenges, and empowers them to positively impact others. Essentially, it’s about becoming more like Christ in all aspects of life.
