Since January 2016, Lighthouse Trails has been mailing out small booklet packs to Christian leaders and pastors three times a year. Next week, we will be sending our 11th mailing. Since we began the mailings, we have added the names of numerous pastors and ministry leaders, many of whom were sent to us from our readers. Our current list is at 262 names (others were added but removed upon request or invalid addresses). If you would like your pastor to begin receiving these mailings, please send his name and valid church mailing address to us at editors@lighthousetrails.com. We are no longer making the names on this list public as what started out as a well-known “leaders” list is transitioning into more of a “pastors” list, and we wish to respect the privacy of these individual pastors. The following is the letter we will be including with three booklets:
Dear Christian Leader:
We hope you find the enclosed booklets we have published helpful.
The first booklet, The Dangerous Truth About the Social-Justice “Gospel,” explains several crucial elements of the social-justice movement and shows how this movement is very threatening to biblical Christianity as well as to Christians themselves.
The second booklet, The Big Picture: How the World and the Church Are Being Deceived lays out ten devices being used to bring about great deception to millions.
The third booklet, Dominionism, Kingdom Now, and What Does the Bible Say? helps to uncover the actual agenda and purpose of dominionist teachings that are very prevalent in the church today.
We hope these booklets will provide some assistance to you.
Sincerely in Christ,
The Editors at
Lighthouse Trails Publishing, Inc.
For our readers’ information, below is a list of the booklets we have sent out so far:
2016
10 Scriptural Reasons Jesus Calling is a Dangerous Book (Smith)
5 Things You Should Know About Contemplative Prayer (Yungen)
Rick Warren’s Dangerous Ecumenical Path to Rome (Oakland)
2017
The Shack and It’s New Age Leaven (Smith)
Yoga and Christianity: Are They Compatible? (Lawson)
A Serious Look at Richard Foster’s “School” of Contemplative Prayer (Yungen)
The New Missiology: Doing Missions Without the Gospel (Oakland)
Shack Theology: Universalism, TBN, Oprah, and the New Age (Smith)
2018
Israel: Replacing What God Has Not (Oppenheimer)
D is for Deception: The Language of the “New” Christianity (Reeves)
Mindfulness: What You May Not Know and Should Have Been Told (Kneas/Putnam)
Lectio Divina: What is it, What it is Not, and Should Christians Practice it? (Editors)
A Course in Miracles: The New Age Book That is Redefining Christianity and Fooling the World (Smith)
Oprah Winfrey’s New Age “Christianity”: Neale Donald Walsch, “God,” and Hitler (Smith)
The Jews: Beloved by God, Hated by Many (Pearce)
2019
Eugene Peterson’s Mixed Message: Subversive Bible for a New Age (Smith)
The New Evangelization From Rome or Finding the True Jesus Christ (Oakland)
Transgenderism and Our Children (Kneas/Putnam)
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Thank you, thank you great watch man on the wall. 21 years ago i was told your basis if belief not resented in this church [alliance]. almost 80, still preaching in my house to saints that love the Word. Berean Fellowship all glory to our redeemer.
All Christians believe in the sovereignty of God. We just don’t believe it is His only trait. Nor do we believe that God has many traits, but His sovereignty is His number one trait and everything else about Him is second to His sovereignty. If you’re going to single out one trait, it wouldn’t be His sovereignty, but His holiness (Isaiah 6:3)! God is sovereign, but He exercises His sovereignty in accordance with His other characteristics (holiness, love, mercy, grace, justice). The problem with Calvinism is they have taken topics like sovereignty, election and predestination and built theological positions that are not Biblical.
Anne, you took the booklet right out of my hands; it must have been while you were reading me.
All Christians believe in the sovereignty of God. We just don’t believe it is His only trait. Nor do we believe that God has many traits, but His sovereignty is His number one trait and everything else about Him is second to His sovereignty. If you’re going to single out one trait, it wouldn’t be His sovereignty, but His holiness (Isaiah 6:3)! God is sovereign, but He exercises His sovereignty in accordance with His other characteristics (holiness, love, mercy, grace, justice). The problem with Calvinism is they have taken topics like sovereignty, election and predestination and built theological positions that are not Biblical.
Maybe send him the little booklet about Calvinism~ because that is what most churches are.
John Harrington,
Your response is slightly alarming and exactly why Lighthouse is doing what they are doing. The sovereignty of God is misunderstood and twisted by the majority (easily) of churches to suit their own manmade agendas, and being led astray by wolves is NOT His will or decision for followers or would-be followers (born again believers). For the deception, look at the wolves behind the pulpits and flowery-worded websites. Christ Himself has warned against those.
I find it interesting that this site is willing to warn the church about all kinds of error and heresies and yet saves its disdain for the a large portion of the church that believes the Scriptures. Many baptists and others who are funamentalists have been attacked for rightly dividing the word. I am not defending wrong behavior nor arrogance. I have purchased your materials and read them and shared the information with many. I was thankful for what was brought forth. What I don’t understand is vitriol of some readers for those who believe in the soverignty of God. From beginning to end and everything in between. Is God not allowed to make choices? Can God not be trusted with our future. Does He not have the right to have mercy on some and not on others? I don’ t claim to understand it all and sometimes am puzzled by what happens, but I would rather be the one puzzled and not understanding than serve a God that is not soverign. My hope is in Him, not myself.