Author & Evangelist, Denis Regling, is announcing his newest book for Christian teachers, Amazing Gospel Magic: Bible Lessons With A Magical Appeal

Studies have shown that we remember what we see, more than what we hear. 

Fourteen amazing magic tricks, each with a Bible lesson to accompany it. Chains of Sin, chain escape, an easy to make production box, defy gravity and more.
Evangelist Dennis Regling has produced an incredible collection of lessons to enhance your Sunday School, Vacation Bible School and witnessing efforts.
Also make great sermon illustrations.
Includes a full color magic trick on the back cover.
Although it will not be in bookstores for another 3 weeks, it is available here: CLICK
Or email Dennis for an autographed copy.

This video has some real wacko preachers. My question is how do Christians get fooled by these charlatans? Also, there is some Jewish dancing.

How can we influence the world and bring people to Christ when we do the very things they do, dress like them and act like them? Pastors keep calling for revival, but it seems they never call the church to humble themselves.

Here is a stickler for me – the Bible never says anything good about wearing make-up, (“renting the face with paint , ‘ as it is called), yet most” Christian” groups seem to accept it openly and never teach what the Bible clearly says about it. 100 years ago, preachers cried out against this graffiti on the temple of God. 

At the turn of the twentieth century, makeup was viewed as something only proud, even arrogant women wore. With the invention of movies and television, Hollywood injected into the limelight the image of a movie starlet’s face covered with cosmetics. Once this image was accepted by the masses, cosmetics became common place. The culture has changed, but the Bible has not.

1 Timothy 2:9-10 In like manner also, that women adorn themselves in modest apparel, with shamefacedness and sobriety; not with broided hair, or gold, or pearls, or costly array;  But (which becometh women professing godliness) with good works.

Vanity—the desire to look more beautiful—is what causes women to paint their faces, and is perhaps the most powerful of human drives. 

The Pull of Vanity  
Psalm 39:5-6 states, “…verily [truly] every man at his best state is altogether VANITY…Surely every man walks in a VAIN SHOW [an image].” Vanity is a powerful force in all human beings, and it is far stronger than most understand. Each person must have a healthy respect for the pull of vanity at work within him. Be honest with yourself, and admit that this tendency is within you. We will examine it more closely later. 

The women who used cosmetics in ancient Sparta were specifically known for being prostitutes: “Women wore brightly colored dresses…They used a lot of cosmetics…which…a woman could do only if she earned her living through prostitution.” (Magna Grecia—An Overview, Prof. Gino Gullace).

The first women to wear makeup were prostitutes! Changing one’s appearance by facial paint is a custom ancient PROSTITUTES have dictated to the modern age. Cosmetics were nothing more than a device used by harlots to, in effect, teach men to break the Seventh Commandment. This is the message of history—yet the whole world lies in ignorance of these facts!

Isaiah 1:4describes Isreal as “Ah sinful nation, a people laden with iniquity, a seed of evildoers, children that are corrupters: they have forsaken the Lord, they have provoked the Holy One of Israel unto anger, they are gone away backward.” Does this not now describe not only America, but even many of those churches that call themselves “Christian?”