Turnabout is Fair Play

Following up on EnnisP’s comments on the Incredible Shoe Purchase, much thanks to Steve Camp for this post:
“After Tetzel had received a substantial amount of money at Leipzig, a nobleman asked him if it were possible to receive a letter of indulgence for a future sin. Tetzel quickly answered in the affirmative, insisting, however, [...]

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An Incredible Shoe Purchase By An Anonymous Elementer

Jeff Maness of Element Church writes:

Someone came into the office today with 22 pairs of kids shoes they had purchased as a family at a local clothing store. They told me, “Last month we committed to give at least 10% of our income to church for the first time ever. We wanted to commit [...]

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Logomachies: Words, Words, Words

Continuing from “That trio of theological relatives—Pelagianism, Arminianism, and Romanism,” here is more that must be argued about words if we are to keep our conversation with sound words of instruction.
Is the word Justification always used in a forensic sense in this argument, or also in a moral and physical? The former we affirm, the [...]

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“That trio of theological relatives—Pelagianism, Arminianism, and Romanism”

So Luther anticipated that after his death the truth of justification would come under fresh attack and theology would develop in a way tending to submerge it once more in error and incomprehension; and throughout the century following Luther’s death Reformed theologians, with Socinian and other rationalists in their eye, were constantly stressing how radically [...]

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James White Answers asdkjf oiupij About Jeff Maness’ Teaching

James White answers asdkjf oiupij again. Arminianism is a works based faith and no different than Roman Catholicism. Which means that both believe that God has provided certain knowledge that if properly applied will earn and preserve eternal life. In other words, it is an occult religion base upon the manipulation of spiritual powers encased [...]

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Sheep Killing False Pators

Gotta thank Phil Johnson for the timely piece:
Just now I was doing some reading in preparation for a message on Sunday, and I picked up one of my favorite sources of pithy comments on the gospels—J. C. Ryle’s Expository Thoughts on the Gospels (vol 2). In his comments on John 10, Ryle makes a Pyro-worthy [...]

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Arminianism: The Reformed Concensus Is That It Is Works Based

In my response to asdkjf oiupij concerning his attack of me as being un-Christian for my attack of Jeff Maness, I made the assertion that Arminianism is a works based religion. For which oiupij claimed that I was ignorant. So also did the less than credible Doulos Christou.
As James White rightly points out in [...]

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Jeff Maness Of Element Church Cheyenne Taking His People Into The Occult

Jeff Maness of Element Church Cheyenne is no stranger to mangling Scripture. Now it appears that his motive might have all along been to draw people into the occult. Maness is introduces to his weak-minded followers the occult practice known as vision casting with:
…God just spoke to me: “There is a [...]

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Who’s Calling? A Response To Element’s Jeff Maness

Jeff Maness’s take on the call to ministry leaves a whole hole to be filled. This is a response to part of what he has posted at Element Insider.
Here’s the thing about calling: it is irrevocable. Of salvation, it is those who were called who were those who were predestined to that calling and those [...]

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Jeff Maness Of Element Church Cheyenne Turns Matthew Into Sign Seeking Sewage

Jeff Maness of Element Church in Cheyenne, WY begins day two of his One Prayer by teaching out of Matthew. But what a sausage job. Instead of just teaching the text, Maness jumps into the piranha infested waters of Charismania’s Loon Lagoon, offering up his readers as a large helping of
chum(ps).
He says:
How does God reveal [...]

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