"Thus saith the LORD, Stand ye in the ways, and see, and ask for the old paths, where is the good way, and walk therein, and ye shall find rest for your souls." (Jeremiah 6:16)
The Law Honored in the Salvation of the Sinner by Stuart DiNenno Excerpted from the book Memoir, Sermons and Select Thoughts of Edward Payson by Asa Cummings (1858) “That the gospel method of justification by faith in Christ secures the honor of the law, will appear evident if we consider the views and feelings which … Read more
Christianity Will One Day Be theDominant Religion in All the World by Stuart DiNenno Harmonizing the Bible’s Teaching About Christian Dominion Over the Nations with Its Teaching that Few Will Be Saved Will there come a time in history when all nations submit to the rule of Christ before His return in judgment? And if … Read more
Egalitarianism Defined for Christians by Stuart DiNenno This is written for those who are not familiar with the term or are not quite sure of the meaning of Egalitarianism. Egalitarianism is something that the churches rarely, if ever, warn their congregants about but which every Christian in America needs to understand because it is a … Read more
Cultural Marxism and the Synagogue of Satan by Stuart DiNenno The Frankfurt School of Social Research was a “think tank” that existed at the University of Frankfurt in 1920’s-30’s Germany, and which almost exclusively consisted of revolution-minded Jewish Marxists. Most, if not all, of its adherents fled to the United States when Hitler rose to … Read more
The Opponents of Ethno-Nationalism Almost Invariably Side with Anti-Christs by Stuart DiNenno Professing Christians who oppose ethno-nationalism, or what is sometimes called kinism, are fond of saying “our identity is in Christ alone” and they maintain that blood identities, such as ethnicity and race, are now meaningless or at least unimportant. This being the case, … Read more
Righteous Condemnation of the Jews in Christian History by Stuart DiNenno Read through the following quotes and consider how much harsher Jesus Christ, the apostles, the early post-apostolic church elders, and the Protestant reformers were toward the wicked, Christ-hating, apostate Jews as compared to 21st century milquetoast evangelical church leaders. It is difficult to imagine … Read more
Christians Should Not Deny Their Moral Superiority by Stuart DiNenno During the course of discussion or evangelism I have witnessed, more than a few times, believers saying to unbelievers “Christians are no better than anyone else.” I believe this is often said because most Christians feel uneasy proclaiming any kind of moral superiority out of … Read more
A Prediction (February 2019) About the Future of the Churches in America by Stuart DiNenno This is where I believe we are headed if the present trend of apostasy, with all its perversions, continues on the current fast track. By 2030 (11 years from now), or 2035 at the latest, it won’t be possible to … Read more
A Bit of Evidence that Both the Early Church andthe Protestants Were Against Christian Abolitionism by Stuart DiNenno I have been reading A Disputation on Holy Scripture by William Whitaker. Whitaker was a 16th century Protestant and the book was published in 1588. While addressing the matter of whether the epistle to Philemon belongs in … Read more
Loving Your Neighbor Might Not Mean What You Think It Means by Stuart DiNenno “Love your neighbor as yourself” sounds like a simple teaching to understand, does it not? Yet many Christians have an understanding of this principle that actually negates it. It is important to understand that Christ’s doctrine to “love your neighbor as … Read more
