Release from Religion eBook
2-Minute Video Overview
This workbook accompanies the book 49 Lies - Religious Lies Jesus Told Me to Stop Believing, providing an extended scriptural meditation of the 49 themes discussed in the two-way journaling found in that book. The two books may be purchased together here.
The Powerhouse of the Word and the Spirit Coming Together!
The book 49 Lies - Religious Lies Jesus Told Me to Stop Believing provides about 100 pages of two-way journaling, where God lovingly yet firmly addresses lie after lie which hinder our walk in the Spirit and offers His countering truth. In the book, Release from Religion, you will explore in-depth what the Bible teaches concerning these 49 topics and answer a series of questions which help you draw out the insights from each of the verses.
By bringing together the Word and the Spirit (through the above two books), you are able to establish a powerful foundation upon which to stand concerning these 49 issues. You are able to declare and defend your position which has been arrived at through Bible meditation and revelation knowledge. You are ready to move forward standing on a new platform in the Holy Spirit.
This book uses the guided self-discovery method of learning and comes complete with an answer key in the back. It is ideal for individual use as well as a group exploring these topics together. It will be a fun, rewarding and growing experience. Groups that have gone through this have told us it was a transforming and stretching experience for the entire group.
I was shocked to find the word "heretic" occurs only one time in the King James Version of the Bible (Tit. 3:10)! It is the Strong's Greek word G141 and means “factious, schismatic, causing division.” The Young's Literal Translation translates this word sectarian and the NASB translates it factious, which means the word "heretic" is NEVER found in either the NASB or the YLT!
Jesus said things that would be considered heresy if someone today said them. "He who eats My flesh and drinks My blood has eternal life" (Jn. 6:54). This statement prompted me to do a deep dive into "heretics" and "heresy" in the New Testament.
The following question was emailed to me: A spiritual friend said to me, “God is a jealous God. Jesus is not actually 'God.' There is only one God.” This counsel has hindered my journaling. So my question is, “Does the Father approve of me calling Jesus My God?"
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