Sweet little lies traces the infiltration of false teachers inside and out of the church. The book labels these messengers as a significant reason for the decay of the credibility and relevance of the church, and confusion among Christians.
Church leaders want to keep the church free of false teachings, spiritually sound, and relevant to this generation. Church leaders also want to run conflict-free and well-attended churches.
The people in the congregation want to connect with and have encounters with God. Some dabble with the mystical. For most, personal freedom is the motto. Sweet little lies, gives godly ideas and information on these different yet related quests.
With a feet-on-the-ground awareness, the author tackles aspects like packaging the Kingdom of God for the digital brain, and a fun hungry generation. Sweet little lies, provides scriptural answers that could help church leaders do their sacred duty; and keep the church true to the faith once delivered unto the saints (Jude 3).
While believers generally will find it very interesting, Sweet little lies makes a valuable read for church leaders
Excerpt
Our faith is not based on fate. That's a pagan notion and a false teaching contrary to scripture, that everything we do and everything that happens to us is fixed unchangeably in advance, long before it occurs. Listening in church to such theological theories and biblical explanations mixed with science fiction; or metaphors that discount the works and ways of God, these cannot impact your spirit or enrich your faith.
It can look like superior spiritual food, but it is like feeding on chaff not herbs, curd not milk, meat substitute and not the real meat of the word. It adds not one grain to your faith in God. People leave more confused and parched than when they come into church. No wonder then that some leave never to come back. Many stay and cling on to the true word of God that they once might have heard (Jude 3).
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