Separation Topic

Thoughts on Separation
Growth Points—5
Dr. Paul Chappell
January 23, 2012
What instruction does Scripture provide concerning other Christian ministries that are not like us? Are we to separate from them? Here are some thoughts regarding separation and stewarding the influence God has given us.
Christian Living, Growth Points, Pastoral Leadership, Separation, Video

The Link Between Separation and Revival
Neither Will Survive Long Without the Other
Dr. Rick Flanders
August 09, 2011
In 2 Timothy chapter 2, Paul told Timothy to, “Purge himself from these” in order to become “a vessel unto honour, sanctified, and meet for the master’s use.” The “these” from which Timothy must purge himself in order to be used of God are false teachers, such as Hymenaeus and Philetus.
Christian Living, Pastoral Leadership, Revival, Separation

Are You Doing the Doings?
A Call to Holiness
Gordon Conner
August 03, 2011
To many, holiness means stained glass windows, organ music, or candles. Those things are not holiness. They are religious trappings of people trying to create an aura of holiness.
Christian Living, Holiness, Sanctification, Separation

Should I Separate from Fellow Independent Baptists
Knowing Where to Draw Circles of Separation
Scott Wendal
June 13, 2011
June 2011 marks my thirtieth anniversary in full-time ministry. I was saved in an independent Baptist church. Over the last three decades, I have seen the spiritual wagons circling into many different camps. We have to ask the question, “Should I separate from fellow independent Baptists?”
Baptist, Christian Living, Pastoral Leadership, Separation

4 Questions to Ask Before Changing Your Stand
Compromising Convictions or Modifying Methods?—Part 2
Dr. Rick Flanders
September 21, 2010
Sinful compromise is not hard to discern and avoid. Those who are careful to please the Lord will recognize such compromise when they ask certain questions about the issues at hand and the changes that are being made by many.
Christian Living, Pastoral Leadership, Separation

Change Is in the Air
Compromising Convictions or Modifying Methods?—Part 1
Dr. Rick Flanders
September 13, 2010
Leading fundamentalist churches across the country today are changing what they believe and teach. In many cases, these changes amount to compromise with evil.
Christian Living, Pastoral Leadership, Separation

Defending or Blending the Truth
Making the Truth Distinct from Error
Dr. John Goetsch
July 14, 2010
The nation was in a free fall heading for destruction. Not a single drop of rain had fallen for three and a half years.
Authenticity, Pastoral Leadership, Separation

Touch Not the Unclean Thing
A Review of the Book by David Sorenson
Joshua Teis
May 21, 2010
A Review of the Book by David Sorenson
Bible, Book Reviews, Separation

We Wrestle Not Against Flesh and Blood
The Invisible Enemy that Empowers His Visible Prisoners
Dr. Rick Flanders
February 03, 2010
It was not that there were no “flesh-and-blood” enemies at Ephesus. During the great awakening in that city, Paul had faced the wrath of Demetrius the silversmith, who called together an assembly of idol-makers to protest his preaching (Acts 19:23-41).
Evangelism, Revival, Separation, Spiritual Battle

Set Apart
Dr. Paul Chappell
January 05, 2010
It is always interesting to me when an author writes a book speaking about the lack of separation in the contemporary church. But I am specifically interested when the author primarily fellowships with those who are involved in the contemporary church movement.
Separation
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