People are naturally attracted to cults.

We wonder what they are, what they believe, and how regular people come to be part of them. We also wonder how to spot them when they start forming to protect ourselves from them. The problem is that numerous groups and organizations, including the Church, have cultic characteristics.

If that is true, how do we know if we are part of a healthy church community or have become a member of a cult?

Join us as we finish looking at the 7 characteristics of cults, how they compare to authentic Christianity, and how you can stay alert to the differences in your own life.

When will the world come to an end? Are we in the last days? Are you worried about being left behind?

These are questions I often heard when I was growing up. In church services, we would listen to sermons on how Jesus was coming back soon and that a massive time of tribulation was about to go on for the Church around the world. Fears of the Antichrist, the Mark of the Beast, and fiery judgment left me confused and fearful. Maybe you have heard or experienced similar things and wondered how true they were.

Join us as we continue through this series on the Book of Revelation by starting chapter 19, as we look at the Wedding Feast of the Lamb to see how Jesus will come for His bride, the Church.

People are naturally attracted to cults. We wonder what they are, what they believe, and how regular people come to be part of them. We also wonder how to spot them when they start forming to protect ourselves from them. The problem is that numerous groups and organizations, including the Church, have cultic characteristics.

If that is true, how do we know if we are part of a healthy church community or have become a member of a cult?

Join us as we continue looking at the characteristics of cults, how this compares to authentic Christianity, and how you can stay alert to the differences in your own life.