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Acts 20:17-35
Progressive Christianity appeases and panders to the godless unbelieving culture around us, using cultural intimidation to pressure the church to conform and compromise. It imitates genuine Christianity by infiltrating churches and seminaries with false teachers and deceptive false doctrines that have an appearance of authenticity, but are actually deadly spiritual poison.

1 Peter 3:8
It has frequently been said that "great minds think alike." Join Dr. Harry Reeder on InPerspective as he exhorts us to be of the same mind with one another in authentic Christian love, fellowship, and spiritual unity.

Acts 20:17-35
Today's progressive Christianity may use different language to distance itself from yesterday's theological liberalism – but in computer lingo, it is simply Liberal Christianity 2.0 and therefore not true biblical Christianity. Just like the old liberal Christianity, contemporary progressive Christianity has the the wrong motivation, the wrong mission, and therefore ends up with the wrong message.

Acts 1:1-11
Contemporary progressive Christianity and the liberal Christianity of the 20th century have one thing in common – neither are compatible with genuine biblical Christianity. Progressive Christianity uses different terminology to repackage the poisonous errors of old liberal Christianity, and functions as a Trojan horse to sneak these deadly heresies into the Evangelical church.

Acts 1:1-11
The so-called Progressive Christianity infiltrating the modern church uses the vocabulary and terminology of historic Christian theology, but does not use the same definitions – and that what makes it so deceptive and dangerous. How can we recognize the subtle and deceptive redefining of historical biblical Christianity that is rampant in Progressive Christianity?

Daniel 12
Many people are fascinated and yet troubled by the subject of the end times. We may wonder, “As the end times approach, are things going to get better or worse?” And the answer to this question is, yes … and yes. God’s Kingdom is going to grow and advance, and at the same time the kingdom of Satan will grow more vile and respond with increasing ferocity.

Daniel 12
In the Apostles Creed we affirm, “I believe in the resurrection of the body.” Many people think this article of the Christian faith is nowhere to be found in the Old Testament, and only began to be revealed in New Testament times. But actually, Daniel chapter 12 gives us a clear teachings about the resurrection of the body, the ministry of angels, and the end times.

Romans 15:1-7
There is no conflict between acceptance and discipline in a loving family – especially in God's family. Join Dr. Harry Reeder on InPerspective as he shows us how genuine love in the family of God strikes the right balance between acceptance and discipline.

Daniel 11
Jesus warned his listeners, "So when you see the abomination of desolation spoken of by the prophet Daniel, standing in the holy place, then let those who are in Judea flee to the mountains." This refers to Daniel chapter 11, and as we examine this prophecy in detail we see how the words of both Daniel and Jesus set forth the scope of history as it pertains to God's people.

Daniel 11
Chapter 11 of Daniel begins with a prophecy about the four kings of the Medo-Persian empire who were to come in succession – a prophecy so detailed that liberal scholars discount any possibility that it was written at the time of Daniel. What they refuse to believe is that biblical prophecy is just pre-written history, recorded by God in His Word centuries before these events took place.