Official: KJV Churches Endorses iCAST7
Official: KJV Churches Endorses iCAST7 We would like to introduce our newsletter participants, visitors, and users, to iCAST7, a God-honoring ministry dedicated to using cutting-edge technology to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ. And you, dear reader, get special early access. Once in a lifetime an opportunity appears to do something big and to shift […]
Review: “Sheltered but Not Protected: Learning to Love, Forgive, and Heal After Emotional and Sexual Abuse” by Justin Woodbury
Sheltered but Not Protected is the story of a young man that was raised in an independent Baptist church (probably listed in our database) and who did all the right things just like the preacher said, but nevertheless was the victim of a female predator in his church. The church culture around him not only […]
Don’t Lose Your Church Website!
It is very important that you not lose your church website. Did you know that when a church lets their domain registration lapse, that it often gets bought up by an adult video site, a gambling site, or some other entity looking to make use of the domain’s Google search ranking? People searching for your […]
Does the King James Bible say Jehovah?
Often people ask does the King James Bible say Jehovah. More and more lately, thanks to the rise and popularity of internet “ministries,” people ask questions about the name of God due to doubts and errant teachings being spread online. So, it is valid to ask is Jehovah mentioned in King James Bible? The answer […]
“Recovering” Part 7 – Where do we go from Here?
It’s been a long journey, and not at all enjoyable. We’ve talked about the generational gap (part 1), the cyclical nature of church history (part 2), the King James Bible issue (part 3) (we’ll have an article series on that soon, LORD permitting), made a blame assessment (part 4), took potshots at the RFP guys (part 5) […]
“Recovering” Part 6 – Who is on the Lord’s Side?
[Edited 6/30/2022 due to updates in legal situation and to add a link] So far we’ve discussed the generational gap between many of today’s leaders and those affected most by the deficiencies of our churches, the “cycle” of movements in Christianity at large, the Bible issue and the rotten attitudes often displayed, a blame assessment […]
“Recovering” Part 5 – More of the Same
Read part 1: Meet the Millennials Read part 2: The Endless Cycle Read part 3: The Price of a Book Read part 4: Whose Fault is it The old saying is that men never learn from history, with the addition that those that do learn from history are doomed to stand by and watch it repeat […]
“Recovering” Part 4 – Whose Fault Is It?
In our first post we talked about why an entire generation of young people (or at least a representative majority) just isn’t interested in playing ball with the status quo. Then we talked about the fundamental problems with “fundamental” churches – it’s not simply that they’re swapping their hymnals for bouncing balls on the projector […]
“Recovering” Part 3 – The Price of a Book
It likely seems unfair to the dedicated reader that this author would promise a series of posts dealing with the “Recovering Fundamentalists”, yet after two long articles (read Part 1 here, and Part 2 here), nothing has been said against that movement. We probably won’t get to them in this post, either, just to give […]
KJV Churches: Assemble Anywhere
Since its inception in 2014, the motivation behind KJV Churches has always been to help believers find churches. Whether it’s a place to visit on vacation, a new church home after a move or an unfortunate experience in a previous church, or helping a friend or family member find a church in their area, the […]