In the past decades, the Bible-believing Christians have spent the time, effort, and energy on an important issue of defending belief.

Atheism and atheists and agnostics need to know God and to know His Word and that he speaks to the whole world.

And that was right and it continues to be right. I have an instinct and a feeling that today and in the future that the battleground has shifted,

that the wind is now changed direction. It is in my estimation that we no longer need to talk about belief,

but we need to define the object of that belief.

With the unholy alliance between the liberals and the church,

we are finding that biblical words and biblical concepts are lifted out of their biblical context and is used

and thrown around with such deception and misleading.

Utter paganism has now crept into the church.

Words that we are familiar with

have been pulled out of their context

and apply to something totally opposite

to what intended to be.

Or take the word spirituality, for example.

It is a word that is used to indicate

that a person is walking and living by the spirit of God under the power of God, under the authority of the Holy Spirit.

Now that word is pulled out of that context and is used in the secular media to mean anything that is mystical.

Any mystical experience, any non-material experience, that's spirituality.

But if there is a word that really was completely dissected of its own biblical origin, is the word

faith. The word faith is used by the media and by the motivational speakers to mean something differently

from its biblical origin. By saying that you must have faith. They mean that you have to have

faith in yourself. You have faith in your abilities. Have faith in your feelings. Have faith any faith. You ask someone, do you have faith? Yes. Of course I have faith. No, I mean faith in God. Yes. I have faith in God. Well, describe your God to me. Well, it's good, is loving. Doesn't harm? And the uninformed Christian said, oh, isn't no wonderful, he must be

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