Temples

Politics & Social Sciences

Williams, Vincent

Social Sciences

LA Caille Nous Pub Co

Falsified: The Danger of False Conversion

<p>Have you ever seen people who claim the name of Christ, but when you speak to them, something just doesn't add up? Have you noticed something different and strange happening when you've walked into a modern-day church? The topic of false conversion is not widely spoken about in society today, nor do a lot of people know what that term even means. Pastors and some other people know what it means, but few seem to be too worried about it happening-even if it's happening to them. If it's happening to you, your eternity could be hanging in the balance; there are people who aren't telling you the real, biblical truth. This book offers insight into the true story of one couple's dramatic break from its dangerous and dark grip. It will equip you with truth and with a biblical understanding of what false conversion is, as well as how to identify it within the movements going on today. There is an eternal danger in not knowing how to discern truth from error in this post modern world we are now living in. Eternity is at stake. "Pragmatic methods of church growth have definitely increased attendance numbers in some of today's largest and best-known churches. But is this approach filling the church with false converts? This is a tough subject with deeply personal-and eternally significant-implications. Vince and Lori Williams tackle it with courage, clarity, and solid, biblical answers". -Phil Johnson, Executive Director of Grace to You, and Editor for Dr. John MacArthur "Vince and Lori's testimony is a powerful lesson of the danger of false conversion and the desperate need for true conversion in the evangelical church worldwide". -Trisha Ramos, http://www.fishwithtrish.com Living Waters Correspondent,</p>

Religion & Spirituality

Williams, Lori

Christian Books & Bibles

WestBow Press

Have you ever seen people who claim the name of Christ, but when you speak to them, something just doesn’t add up? Have you noticed something different and strange happening when you've walked into a modern-day church? The topic of false conversion is not widely spoken about in society today, nor do a lot of people know what that term even means. Pastors and some other people know what it means, but few seem to be too worried about it happening—even if it’s happening to them.   If it’s happening to you, your eternity could be hanging in the balance; there are people who aren’t telling you the real, biblical truth. This book offers insight into the true story of one couple’s dramatic break from its dangerous and dark grip. It will equip you with truth and with a biblical understanding of what false conversion is, as well as how to identify it within the movements going on today. There is an eternal danger in not knowing how to discern truth from error in this post modern world we are now living in. Eternity is at stake.   “Pragmatic methods of church growth have definitely increased attendance numbers in some of today’s largest and best-known churches. But is this approach filling the church with false converts? This is a tough subject with deeply personal—and eternally significant—implications. Vince and Lori Williams tackle it with courage, clarity, and solid, biblical answers.” —Phil Johnson of Grace Community Church, Southern California, and Editor for Dr John MacArthur   “Vince and Lori’s testimony is a powerful lesson of the danger of false conversion and the desperate need for true conversion in the evangelical church worldwide.” —Trisha Ramos, www.FishWithTrish.com, and Living Waters

The Migration Dialogue for Southern Africa (MIDSA) aims to facilitate regional dialogue and cooperation on migration policy issues amongst the governments of the Southern African Development Community (SADC). The overall objective is to facilitate regional co-operation in migration management by fostering greater understanding of migration and strengthening regional institutional and personnel capacities. The Prospects for Migration Data Harmonisation, Migration Dialogue for Southern Africa (MIDSA) report No. 2, suggests that harmonisation is much more feasible than is commonly believed. But member states need to reflect on the objectives and purpose of harmonisation and, based on the outcomes of such reflections, they should critically think about the systems to put in place to achieve their objectives. MIDSA, a regular inter-governmental meeting, provides an excellent forum for such reflection and debate.

Prospects for Migration Data Harmonisati (Midsa Report)

Tsang, Tiffany

Institute for Democracy in South Africa

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