The American Gospel films contrast the false teachings prevalent today to true biblical Christianity, highlighting the dangers of progressive Christianity, moralistic preaching, and the redefinition of words and concepts such as holiness, justice, and salvation. [... more]

The American Gospel series explores the dangers of progressive Christianity, a movement that undermines the authority of scripture and the core fundamentals of the faith. This false religion is characterized by a rejection of biblical orthodoxy, a focus on social justice and humanism, and a reimagining of God's character and nature. The series highlights the importance of grounding one's faith in sound doctrine and the dangers of deconstructionist thinking, which can lead to a loss of faith and a rejection of the gospel. [... more]

The evangelical church's focus on attracting non-believers through entertainment has led to a watering down of the gospel, resulting in false converts and starving true Christians. This attractional model prioritizes the unbeliever over the believer, causing confusion and impotence in gospel preaching. [... more]

The American Gospel is being preached in churches and throughout America, but is it the true gospel? False gospels such as moralistic preaching, the works gospel, and the word of faith movement are being propagated, leading to a perversion of the Gospel message. The attractional church model is also being used to attract unbelievers, but at the cost of watering down the hard truths of Scripture. In contrast, the true gospel is about justification by faith alone in Christ alone, where God is holy and just, and man is unholy and unrighteous. The answer to the question of how sinful man can be reconciled to a just God is found in the person of Jesus Christ, who lived the perfect life, died on the cross, and rose again from the dead. [... more]

The modern evangelical church prioritizes being attractive to the outside world, adopting growth strategies to meet people's felt needs and share the gospel, but this approach risks compromising with the world and becoming like it, as seen in the error of Balaam. [... more]