Families are being turned upside down by false teachers who promise shortcuts to spiritual maturity and happiness, but deliver empty promises and deceive their followers. These con artists are driven by personal gain and are not interested in building up believers, but rather in filling their pockets. True Christian leaders must be willing to teach the truth and expose false teaching, and believers must be careful not to be conned by those who claim to speak for Jesus. [... more]

False teachers and con artists distort the truth and mislead others, often presenting themselves as unaccountable personalities and making empty promises. They focus on temporary lifestyles and worldly gain, rather than the true message of Christianity, which is centered on the gospel of Jesus Christ and the redemption offered through faith in Him. [... more]

Apostle John warns of the danger of counterfeit Christianity, where individuals deny the divinity and humanity of Jesus Christ, and instead offer a false gospel that is no gospel at all. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing the truth and error, and warns of the consequences of denying the Son, who is the only mediator between God and man. [... more]

Raising children in a world where faith and doubt coexist can be challenging for parents. Shelby Abbott shares her insights on how to navigate these conversations, encouraging parents to be intentional and authentic in their approach. By creating a safe space for questions and doubts, parents can help their children develop a strong and healthy faith that will last a lifetime. [... more]