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Today's Church is in desperate need for messages that equip you for spiritual growth to occur. The teachings in "Is It True Church" are growth waiting to happen. Pamela says, "The Church has had enough powder puff feel good messages, crazy stunts to fill pews, and false offerings before the Lord. It is time to stop treating the Pulpit as if it were a circus arena. It is also time to stop preaching that God's Word is some type of "open window of heaven materialistic extravaganza." These things skew the message of blessings, hope, grace and the glory of God. It is easy to understand how the...

Is the wilderness walk an important step in a Christian's life? Of course it is A failure to recognize it will leave many standing astonished asking, "Why did that happen to me?" Yet people never really teach or preach about this part in church. Today's churches must either be entertaining to keep the pews full, or make their congregations feel good so their sins do not "appear" so sinful. Because of this, vital key steps-that lead Christians to purify the wood, hay, and stubble from their hearts so that maturity takes place within their souls-are lacking from today's teaching. Within the...

In God's grand and perfect design, did He potentially place conditions on Christ's work at Calvary? A condition so serious, that after you've given your heart to Christ, that you are still doomed to go to hell? For some, it's hard to believe that salvation is a free gift that God gives to those who accept the work that His Son did at Calvary, and once given, it is for eternity. (John 3:16). Salvation is not a work, because we cannot earn our way into Heaven and once you have been saved by His work on the Cross, you are always saved Then the real work begins

This is a preserved work that came out of the Grace Gospel Church in Waco, Texas. Glen Ewing was the Pastor at Grace Gospel Church in Waco, Texas. When he was a little boy, his Presbyterian mother took Glen to the camp meetings at the then Methodist Campground. He remembered seeing the power of God work in remarkable ways in the hearts and lives of the people present at the meetings. They would come under conviction so strongly that they would run to the front jumping over backless benches to get there. They would fall on their faces in sincere repentance for their sins. Some would be slain...