In Defense of the Truth
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Acknowledging Jesus Christ as God the Creator, God the Savior, and God the coming Judge, is much more than merely believing in Him. Evangelist Keith Daniel uses Scripture to confront heresy and to warn of the dangers that threaten our faith in the “enlightened” 21st-century Church. His message challenges us to revisit and reaffirm several core doctrines, including the virgin birth, the divinity of Christ, and the reality of eternal judgment in hell. We may well take time to reaffirm these: “for the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine . . .” (II Timothy 4:3a).
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