Top

Facebook Twitter YouTubeiTunesNewsletter

Eric is now heard across America and around the world on the Christian Satellite Network and selected local stations. Click here for all the details.

 

In an effort to redefine Christianity, alarming numbers of popular yet apostate “evangelical” leaders known as “The Emerging Church Movement” are abandoning historic and biblical standards.

In this new 1+ hour video, Eric defines Emergent thinking and terms, concisely exposes the practical and doctrinal errors of the Emergents and draws the striking parallels to New Age thought.

Order DVD
Order Audio CD

What others are saying...

"I believe Eric is one of the premier Christian Apologists traveling the country today."

- Rev. Bob Fort, Chairman, United Evangelical Churches

"We have invited Eric to speak 17 times since 1987. I highly recommend his ministry."

- Pastor Milton Hubbard

"Eric's articulate presentation of carefully researched information is solidly based in Scripture and life-changing in its impact."

- Pastor Jim Keys

"Over the years we have had Eric at our church many times. We have always found his ministry to be balanced and to the point. He has helped our church stay focused and walk in the will of God."

- Pastor Sam Buckingham

Search
Latest Podcasts
Categories
Shopping Cart

Click the link to view your shopping cart

VIEW CART - CHECKOUT
 Quantity:   •  Total:

Click the 'Donate' button to make a donation to Take A Stand! Ministries

You may also order or donate by calling us at 214-289-5244
or by mailing your check, credit or debit card information, with your request to:

Take A Stand!
POB 1485, Rowlett, TX 75030

Sorry, no COD's • US funds only

Featured Videos

What is The Emerging Church?

Second video goes here.

« Out Of Mormonism: Ed Decker | Main | Why I Love Mormons, but not Mormonism »
Thursday
Oct062011

Can we afford to validate Mormonism?

DateThursday, October 6, 2011 | CommentPost a Comment

Can we afford to validate Mormonism? by Jim Spencer

by AuthorMark Wells in tagged
| Print ArticlePrint Article |

Reader Comments

There are no comments for this journal entry. To create a new comment, use the form below.

PostPost a New Comment

Enter your information below to add a new comment.
Author Email (optional):
Author URL (optional):
Post:
 
All HTML will be escaped. Hyperlinks will be created for URLs automatically.

Notify me of follow-up comments via email.