Throughout Christiandom, the term “Legalistic” or “Legalism” is used in referrence to any form of biblical law-keeping and should be avoided. The word is used widely , especially against practices as keeping the Sabbath on Saturday or adhering to other laws given in the Old Testament.
However, this use of the word is incorrect. It is [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘false messiah’
March 11, 2009
Just What is Legalism ?
February 10, 2009
Masonic Deception Meeting Videos
This is the links to the varied videos of the Sept. 2008 meeting we had at LBOLM.
The speaker is Evangelist JW Stansell, who himself was a 32degree on both sides of the Masonic system and very knowledgable on this deceptive group. Please view these videos with an open mind and know that God Loves you [...]
February 5, 2009
LBOLM now on ning!
That’s Right !
Living Bread of Life Ministry is now also part of the ning.com social network. Come by and join in and meet Christian brothers and sisters from all over the world ! AND IT’S FREE !
http://livingbreadoflife.ning.com/
December 26, 2008
FoodBanks Beware! Big Brother on the move.
I found this article in my emails this AM. For those of us that operate
any type “foodbank” or such, is this the future we are heading into.
THE ANSWER? Yes!! This all ties straight into “not buying or selling”
without the mark of the beast. Without “Foodbanks” some people will be
forced to buy, even what they can’t [...]
December 11, 2008
“The Masonic Deception!” Meeting Reminder
This is to remind everyone, Part 2 of “The Masonic Deception” will be held at LBOLM this Sat. Night. Dr JW Stansell will be teaching how the Masonic system is a false religion, and YES it is a false religion.
Click here for more info;
http://lbolm.wordpress.com/2008/11/12/the-masonic-deception-part-2/
November 18, 2008
What did the Masons do in 1962 ?
WHAT DID THE MASONS DO IN 1962?
By
Evangelist JW Stansell
PO BOX 1146
PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA 29671-1146
Copyright © 2008
The New York education system had adopted a school prayer to be said before the start of each day’s classes. This prayer promoted good moral character, provided spiritual training, and helped combat juvenile delinquency. The regents wrote a school [...]
