the end thereof

In these last days in this garden of tares, as we witness before our very eyes, the collective Bride of Christ partake of the forbidden fruit, for which cause her Savior's blood was once shed, we are left only to marvel at our untimely presence of arrival upon this woefully tragic scene.

As we stand on the brink of our mortality in this final chapter and stage of human existence, will the appearance of our courage enrapture us to save her in this fleeting frozen moment of time, or be swept away with her memory into eternity?

The Church, the Gospel, and the Deception of an Impossible Salvation

The believing world is inundated with an inconceivable number of doctrines regarding the salvation of man that all lack a most indispensable element. “...the end thereof… : The Church and the Gospel of Deception” serves as a critical lens that reveals this missing component and challenges the very soul of the believing world to view this connection in light of the overwhelming scriptural evidence that the Church, for generations, has utterly failed to articulate.

The intensity of this bold and audacious book, like no other, will give pause to even the most grounded and settled believer to reassess the spiritual inventory of the beloved doctrines and theology they’ve so adamantly defended throughout their Christian life in a way, perhaps, never before imagined necessary.

“...the end thereof…” is a solemn exhortation to the true Church of God to awake from her trance-like state and ready herself for the imminent return of her Savior. A truly revealing exposé of the deception present in the Church today and a referendum on the spiritual malpractices enabled by unvetted tradition, “...the end thereof…” is a war cry for the Bride of Christ to rise victoriously from the ashes and reclaim the sole objective of her commission.

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Are we, as the Body of Christ, presenting a distortion of the salvation of God? How is it that most believers do not understand how to articulate their faith or lack the confidence to share Christ with others? I contend that the answer centers primarily around the believer's testimony of salvation, or rather, the lack thereof.

Though people are naturally prone to adopt the worldviews of their closest peers to shape and principally guide their systems of belief, how is it that the true Church, which is transformed by the blood of Christ, has been conditioned to accept the adaptation of Christianity that the court of public opinion has idealized? At what point was the rightful division of God’s Word exchanged for the forbidden fruit of subjective reasoning? Like a Trojan horse, the tactical deception of the Enemy’s twisted theology has invaded the unguarded court of the unassuming Church with her eyes wide open.

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