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Like the frog in the boiling pot - we are slowly being led down the path to 'the great falling away'!!

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Fall of the Church: Sideways Slide of Anglicanism

The Book of Revelation (largely ignored in present-day teaching) as it was revealed to John the Evangelist by Yeshua Himself, describes the state of the modern church succinctly and to the letter. Most of it, we are taught, will fall; and surely it is now well on the way.

What, however, of the congregation at large? Most of us go blithely to Mass or Morning Prayer/Holy Communion. We recite the rote prayers as we are prayed over, then listen to virtually a rote sermon which runs strictly to a defined scriptural roster of what shall and WHAT SHAN’T be preached. Following this, we adjourn for morning tea, have a chat, feel good with ourselves and the world in general, then go home thinking all is well. We have fulfilled our devotional obligations for the week.

In fact, we are as described in Revelation (lukewarm). And brethren, that is why I believe that these spiritually dangerous changes are presently introduced so easily. They slide in silently, minus any criticism from those whose contented backsides grace the pews. Either we, the congregations (at large), are brain-dead zombies or at the very least, scriptural illiterates.

Anglicanism’s Book of Common Prayer has its Genesis in Luther and the Reformation of the English Church. The Book of Common Prayer is Anglicanism’s own Lutheran utterance of ‘HERE STAND WE!’

How can we STAND if our posture is, in fact, like puppies lying on their backs with all four paws in the air, waiting for someone (in our case) to scratch our allegoric ‘bellies’ to make us feel ‘good’ about ourselves? And of course, we must ‘feel good’ about ourselves to convince ourselves that God loves us even if we no longer attempt to pick up our own Cross and walk because, really, it’s either too hard or…let’s face it, ‘who does that anymore?’ We presently live within a society where we look to others to pick up our burden/s for us, so why tell people that Christ demands (yes demands) that we pick up our own personal Cross and walk the hard yards home?

We Anglicans claim some of the greatest evangelists in Christendom. How would they view what is happening? If doctrinally the ‘Church’ leads us in a satanic direction, then those clergy, at whatever level, that are seen by God to countenance this are forfeit. The Bible clearly states this, not I.

How bad will it be for the rest of us? We are now, step-by-step, accepting the lies of those who have infiltrated the clergy at every level. And we accept it because ‘we don’t wish to make waves,’ and certainly, God forbid, that anyone ever describe us a rabid ‘fundamentalist.’

So, my dear friend, I forward this to you as my brother. And I simply say, ‘watch’ and then make up your own mind. There are many present-day believers who like to consider themselves part of modern evangelism. An evangelist for the Christ is surely one who takes ALL the message in its holy purity, inclusive of the hard truths, to the world.