Proclamations of Faith 
by David A. DePra
Proclamations of Faith |
by David A. DePra |
| Regarding Cults: |
| A fundamental error of all cults is unity in someone, or something, |
| other than Jesus Christ. |
| All cults teach that the one way to belong to God is to belong to |
| the cult. The Truth states that the one way to belong to God is |
| to belong to Jesus Christ. |
| Cults focus on believing the right doctrines, and having the |
| right secret formula. God says that what is most important is |
| that I believe and trust in Jesus Christ. |
| Cults are proof that religious flesh is capable of great accomplish- |
| ments through unity and harmony. But they are unified in |
| something other than Jesus Christ. |
| Jesus said He did not come to bring peace on earth, but a sword. |
| He was saying that all that is unified in another must be destroyed |
| and divided in order that it find true life in Him. |
| When a person is not free to come and go from a group, lest |
| they incur God's "disfavor," it is a danger signal. Where the |
| Spirit of the Lord is, there is always liberty. |