It is a sad fact that we are now in the great apostasy, which God warned us about several thousands of years ago. We are not only in the great apostasy, but we are seeing events unfold on the world stage which are bringing us ever closer to the end of these last day

It is not our intention to come across as being negative or hateful. We recognize the importance of following the Word of God and the principals that He set about for us to follow. Satanism, Witchcraft, and other Occult involvement are in direct violation to the Bible.

Several things have brought us to this point. It is our purpose to expose teachings that are contrary to scripture. This site has nothing at all to do with feelings of hatred or prejudice or malice of any kind. We are simply here to reinforce that which Jesus Christ has ordained every Christian to do. It is our intent to teach sound Biblical principals and to inform the multitudes of false teachings, cults, events, and organizations that are bringing about the final One World Government and the One World Religion. If your "religion," "religious group," "denomination" or "cult group" is teaching doctrine which is contrary to scripture, you WILL see it here on this site. This site is not an attack on you personally; it is a correction of the beliefs you hold. We do not hate you, though we may righteously hate your "religious" practices. Compelled by God's Word Jeremiah was hated, maligned, imprisoned, and threatened with death because he preached repentance and warned of God's impending judgment, while the "positive prophets" promised peace and prosperity "by the word of the Lord." Popular opinion opposed him. He became so discouraged that he declared that he would no longer speak for God or even mention His Name. But God's Word was in his heart and burned like a fire in his bones, so that he had to speak (Jer. 20). Yes, above all, it is God's Word burning within that compels us.

Christ Himself was far more "negative" than we have dared to be. He continually warned of judgment and hell, exposed sin, demanded repentance, rebuked the religious leaders, and indicted them as hypocrites, white sepulchers, and blind leaders of the blind fools. Without doubt, He would be banned from most Christian pulpits and media today!

The Sermon on the Mount is not intended to enhance one's "self-esteem." It encourages one to be poor in spirit, to mourn, to be meek and merciful, and promises that those who are true to God and His Word will be hated, persecuted, and vilified (Matt. 5).

But didn't Jesus say, "Judge not that ye be not judged" (Matt 7:1)? Isn't it unbiblical, then, to accuse others of any wrong? On the contrary, there are two meanings to the word "judge." When a man stands before a Judge in a court of law, he is there to be judged. Formal sentencing will be passed against him. He will be punished according to his crime. But there is also another meaning to the word "judge." When you see a new teaching you should take a good look at it and judge it to see whether it is true. You should take that teaching and line it up with the Word of God and you should use wise, methodical judgment to evaluate it. The kind of judgment the Christian is admonished to use by God Himself is the latter. God expects the Christian to use wise judgment. But God does not condone the Christian judging in the first sense or judging the heart of another because that is His area. 

It is also worthy to note that we don't even attempt to try to judge anyone's heart. It is the false teachings of today, and those who are promoting them that we are helping others to be aware of. We are fully aware that a person may have a sincere heart and still be led astray by false teachings and false belief systems without even being aware.
A "Judging" Which Satan Hates

When Paul exhorted Timothy to "preach the Word," he explained that to do so one must "reprove, rebuke, exhort with all longsuffering and doctrine" (2 Tim. 4:2). Paul warned of "vain talkers and deceivers ... whose mouths must be stopped [from teaching false doctrine]." He urged Titus to "rebuke them sharply" (Titus 1:9-14). He told Timothy, "Them that sin rebuke before all [i.e. publicly] that others also may fear" (1 Tim. 5:20). Clearly, such reproof requires a judging that does not violate Christ's prohibition but which, in fact, He commanded and the apostles practiced--a judging which Satan hates because it unmasks his lies.

It makes us weep to watch the growing deception, to cry out against it, and to be heeded by so few and opposed by so many. Why is that essential correction which Scripture so clearly demands left to a few of us nobodies and shunned by church leaders who would be heeded by millions?

Today's "evangelical" leaders shun their duty to oppose heresy. Many of them promote Catholicism, occultism, and humanistic psychology. Therefore, we, the nobodies, though few heed us, must cry out even louder to warn the sheep of poisoned pastures and false shepherds. "Positive or "negative" is not the issue, but truth and simple obedience to the Lord and His Word.

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