The idea that the Christian message should be kept pliable and ambiguous seems especially attractive to young people who are in tune with the culture and in love with the spirit of the age and can’t stand to have authoritative biblical truth applied with precision as a corrective to worldly lifestyles, unholy minds, and ungodly behavior. And the poison of this perspective is being increasingly injected into the evangelical church body.
- John MacArthur
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Very true! I see this over and over again!
It seems the biggest sin in today’s churches is desiring to live a holy life and having discernment. The churches display their love of the world and all things in it with great pride, and have become unteachable to God’s Word. Praise God that He always has a remnant, though it still grieves that they have strayed so far from the truth.