The “money-back-guarantee” promise usually applies when you have already received a manufacturer’s product but you’re not satisfied with it and demand your money back. The Emergent Mosaiek Church in Fairlands, Johannesburg, has a new kind of money back guarantee. They...
Please read Idolatry: Can the blind lead the blind – Part 2 and Part 1 In the Emerging Church’s pantheon of idols there is one chief idol that overshadows all the others. His/her/its name is PARADOX. On page 32 of his book “New...
Please read Idolatry: Can the blind lead the blind Part 1 In part 1 of this short series on idolatry and the vice grip it has on the Mosaiek Church in Fairland, Johannesburg, I ventured to parallelize their view of the dangers inherent...
And he spake a parable unto them, Can the blind lead the blind? shall they not both fall into the ditch? (Luke 6:39; KJV). He further told them a proverb: Can a blind [man] guide and direct a blind [man]?...
Contemplative Spirituality Contemplative Spirituality – The followers of the Emergent Jesus are completely enamored, captivated, bewitched, besotted, and smitten by hidden secrets, so much so that they are continually boasting that they have found this or that new hidden secret...
The Abhorrence of Apostasy One of the most amazing and awe-inspiring sections in the Bible is in Paul’s second letter to the Church in Thesslonica where he warns his brethren about the impending apostasy. “Let no one deceive or beguile...
(English translation below.) Inleiding Toe Jesus vir Petrus vra: “Het jy my lief, meer as hulle hier?” het Hy na regte vir Petrus geleer wat ware liefde is en hoe om dit van ‘n valse en helse soort liefde te...
Continuation from: Retha McPherson’s Message from Another God – (Part 1) If you have not read Part 1, please do so before you continue to read Part 2 in order to have a full and correct understanding of the...
Retha McPherson’s Message from Another God There is a whole lot I want to write about Retha McPherson and Aldo McPherson, their story is so strange I don’t quite know where to start. I suppose the beginning will be the best...
Firewalking is becoming a common practice in South Africa Not among the Hindu’s who have been doing it for hundreds of years, but among white South Africans who are fooled into thinking that walking across burning hot coals will help...
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