Divorced From Church: How Apostasy is Scattering the Sheep

Are you concerned about the spiritual condition of your church?

Perhaps you’ve gone from church to church and wonder is there a body , a pastor, a church who is dedicated to follow God’s truth in your community?

Maybe you are one of the “Refugee Remnant” who doesn’t fit anymore because you keep troubling those around you with minor details – like following the Bible? If so, then you need to know that you are not alone.

If you have traversed the land in search of a church that holds firmly to the Word of God (not just in lip service) and, if you’ve perhaps just given up and have resigned yourself to just stay at home rather than just be disappointed or disillusioned again and again, then this edition of Take A Stand! Radio may be particularly important for you.

Today, we’re going to play the soundtrack from Eric Barger's challenging DVD message “Divorced From Church: How Apostasy is Scattering the Sheep.” Tune in for an up front discussion of this growing end-time problem.

Podcast: Divorced From Church: How Apostasy is Scattering the Sheep

Comments

[Michael from Australia]

Since coming to Christ through a pre-millenial book of prophecy that a non-believer gave me, i sought to find a church. I temporarily found one, & was also fed spiritually through a newsletter from a bookstore (now closed) that warned of Rick warren, ecumenism, Female pastors,etc. But my Church had some of these practices, so i left.

While looking, I went to a Baptist one that i now know is a Word Of Faith church ,(didn't know then),who told me i can't find a Church because i didn't pray hard enough. It gave me turmoil as i know i've done nothing wrong, yet was God punishing me, the only Christian who can't find a Church (or so i thought).
Until i came across "Divorced from The Church" that i heard from Jan Markell's site (olivetreeviews.org).

It was the first time that i felt relieved & strengthened that i was not the only one, & that God was not punishing me.
I had been treated like i was weird when i spoke about Bible prophecy, & once spoke out in a Church when a guest speaker ridiculed those who believe in prophecy.

Thank you Eric for the comfort that your message has given.