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Therapeutic Gospel and Its Impact on Preaching

The therapeutic gospel has infiltrated Reformed churches by replacing the biblical categories of sin, guilt, covenant, and judgment with the language of woundedness, shame, and emotional affirmation. This has resulted in a dismantling of the doctrinal foundation laid in Genesis 3 and expounded in Romans. When the self becomes the measure of truth, both God and human identity are lost, leaving the church hollowed out from within.
06/12/2025
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Sermon Reviews

A Review of a Woke Sermon on Genesis 3

How do you cope with a preacher who consistently denies the revelation of God? This sermon by Rev Tony Archer ignores the revelation of Gen 3. Original sin, the cause of the wrath of God against natural Man is ignored. The offence to a Holy God caused by a created being rebelling against God, the Creator, is ignored. Instead we get an under qualified junior psychoanalyst's explanation of what we need to do to be happy.
04/12/2025
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Devotions

Hesed in Hosea 6:4

Continuing on with the devotion series of hesed in Hosea, Hosea 6:4 exposes Israel’s dew-like ḥesed. showing how their words of return mask a heart unwilling to submit to the covenant Lord. True repentance is not a moment of emotion but a life shaped by God’s renewing work, as His enduring ḥesed alone can establish the steadfast love He requires of His people.
06/12/2025
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