Revealing The True Light

Are New Age positive affirmations and biblically-based confessions of faith the same thing? Or are there major differences? Listen to 10 primary points of comparison and make up your own mind. Some Christians, out of concern they are dabbling in New Age practices, teach against the practice of positive confessions of faith. By doing so, are they “throwing out the baby with the bath water”? This teaching will empower you to distinguish truth from error. www.thetruelight.net  [...]

The term, “The New Age Movement,” stems from Astrology. It is based on the erroneous idea that the sun passes through twelve houses in its journey around the earth. Each house represents an age that is about 2200 years long. Those who subscribe to this worldview believe we are about to pass into “The Age of Aquarius,” a new age of enlightenment and peace on planet Earth. Is this the same as the biblical concept of a coming Kingdom Age when the Messiah (Jesus) will reign over a restored paradise world? Find out on this episode of “Revealing the True Light” as we explore eight more common beliefs that most New Agers embrace, comparing them to the biblical view. www.thetruelight.net [...]

The New Age Movement is a term that covers a lot of territory spiritually. It can reach all the way to the left, embracing the dark side of the occult like Wicca, paganism, and Satanism. It can also reach all the way to the right, embracing things like success seminars and positive thinking programs that don’t even promote a basic concept of God, yet incorporate certain New Age principles. This movement is one of three primary global influences preparing the world for the Antichrist, so you need to understand these truths. www.thetruelight.net  [...]

Right before leaving, Jesus instructed His disciples, “Let not your heart be troubled . . . In My Father’s house are many mansions . . . I go to prepare a place for you.” Will there be literal mansions in heaven for God’s eternal offspring or is this a mistranslation? Three other important questions: Will we know each other in heaven? Will there be genders in heaven? Is heaven our ultimate and final destination or some other arrangement? www.thetruelight.net [...]

What’s the difference between sins, wickedness, transgressions, and trespasses? Are you a sinner because you sin, or do you sin because you are a sinner? Are there different degrees of sin? What spiritual law cancels out the law of sin and death? These vitally important questions give rise to powerful answers. www.thetruelight.net [...]

Bible believers claim that humanity’s problem is sin—that sin causes separation from God—and that repentance and faith toward God bring forth the cure. The New Age, on the other hand, claims that sin does not exist, repentance is unnecessary, and that ignorance is the real problem. So, the cure for our dilemma is to be spiritually awakened, to rid ourselves of a self-imposed ‘sense of separation,’ to realize that we have always been one with God. Who is right? www.thetruelight.net [...]

Is the practice of chanting mantras a powerful means of awakening the Christ nature and achieving enlightenment as many teach, or is it a futile and incorrect attempt at penetrating the realm of the supernatural? Does it help a person experience oneness with God, or does it open the door to evil spirits? Is the well-known “Jesus Prayer” just a Christian mantra? What did Jesus say about chanting mantras? www.thetruelight.net [...]

The word “yoga” means yoke. It implies being yoked, not with the “true God,” but a deity named Brahman, described as ultimate reality in Hinduism, an impersonal cosmic force. Most westerners consider yoga just a trendy way to get in shape, a low impact exercise regimen. But Yoga and Hinduism cannot be separated. It is a door to great, spiritual deception. Learn the seven reasons you should never practice yoga. This will open your eyes! [...]

New agers, witches, pagans, and promoters of the Law of Attraction often call themselves “lightworkers.” What does that term really mean? Is it good or bad? Should it be embraced or shunned? Can followers of Jesus call themselves “lightworkers”? Is there an alternate way of re-envisioning this title? These questions need to be answered. [...]

The highest spiritual state attainable in Buddhism is called “Nirvana.” In Sanskrit, it means “a blowing out,” like the blowing out of a candle. What does that mean? Some claim it describes the same experience called Samadhi in Hinduism, Self-realization in yoga, and Christ-consciousness in New Age Spirituality—but is that true? What is the difference between Nirvana and the transformational, biblical encounter Jesus called being “born again”? www.thetruelight.net [...]