The Need to Address Alternative and New Religious Movements

How is it that the Social Justice Gospel movement utilized misleading language that appears to be biblical as it relates to the "gospel" of Jesus Christ? Just think on that for a moment! Someone may be saying, "These are strong accusation that you are accusing the social justice gospel movement of  "misleading" statements as it refer to the "gospel." For those who read this article that I am not making such blatant accusation, but, in reality the SJG itself "Statement of Faith" is somewhat questionable by which the movement's motive is unclear, but, concerning.  Many advocates of the SJG movement have accuse the social justice movement (SJM) of its social activism on race and social justice by which many have abandon that of the "Gospel of Jesus Christ." In so many words in order to deal with many of the social issues that plagues that of our society is to offer the Gospel only minus nothing else.  Even though I believe that

During that of our afternoon service on the Lord's day we conclude the message, "Elect of God: Hearing God's Voice." The particular passage that we came from was based upon John 18:37 where it says, "Pilate therefore said to Him, "So You are a king?" Jesus answered, "You say correctly that I am a king. For this I have been born, and for this I have come into the world, to bear witness to the truth. Everyone who is of the truth hears My voice." (NARSB)  This particular Bible passage has been greatly misunderstood by many within the Church today! The reason for this is that of God's people seeking to understand John chapter 18 verse 37 in light of its context that many of them ignore that of the plain meaning of scripture so as to compare scripture with scripture (1 Cor. 2:13, 14).  Even to the point that it has been interpret by many contemporary evangelicals at the height of "spiritualizing" the Bible without taking into consid