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Discernment

How to test a claim, spot a false teacher, and recognize manipulation — including cults and high-control groups.
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The Gospel Is Not For Sale

Thirty pieces of silver. That’s the price Judas Iscariot asked for, and the price the chief priests set and counted out to him — “What...

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Battle for Truth — Early Church

For ten years, the Greek army camped outside the walls of Troy and couldn’t get in. The city’s defenses were too strong to break by...

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False Teachers and Prophets Named in the Bible

A donkey saw the angel before the prophet did. Picture the road first — the heat of a sun-baked path in the ancient Near East,...

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Identifying False Teachers by Their Fruits

Imagine a wolf that has learned to wear wool. Not a predator circling the edge of the flock, easy to spot against the tree line....

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Guarding Against Deception: False Teachings and Prophets

We live in a time where information moves faster than ever. News, opinions, and every kind of teaching reaches us in seconds. For Christians, that...

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