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Deceived on Purpose
By Dora Roth on May 12, 2008 at 11:38 am
From the author’s introduction:
In 1984, my wife and I came out of the New Age movement. In my 1992 book, The Light That Was Dark, I described our journey out of spiritual deception. We discovered that the spiritual teachings we had put our trust in were not from God and that the “Jesus” we had been following was not the real Jesus Christ. I explained how calculating and deceptive the spirit world had been in its dealings with us. I warned Christian believers that the same false New Age Christ who had so deceived us was moving on the world scene and was already in the process of deceiving the Church. I warned that Christians had to be very careful about the teachings they were accepting.
It was with this New Age background and perspective that I began my reading of The Purpose-Driven Life early in the fall of 2003.
What I thought would be a pretty quick read turned out to be a lengthy process that included the writing of this book. Barely into my reading of The Purpose-Driven Life, I had immediate questions and concerns. And then, as I read along, one issue would seem to lead to another. It didn’t take long to see that Rick Warren wasn’t the only one who had definite purposes for the Purpose-Driven Church. It became very clear that our spiritual Adversary had his purposes, too. Because of my New Age background I have written this book, Deceived on Purpose, to specifically address some of the New Age implications of these purposes.
211 pages. Paperback. Mountain Stream Press. Warren Smith.
Published in 2004.
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Christian Family Living
By Dora Roth on May 8, 2008 at 11:08 am
This book is for fathers who want to lead their family in the way of truth. It is for mothers who yearn for the serenity of Grandmother but who live more frequently with the spoutings of frustration. It is for young men and women facing the crosswinds of growing up. It is for parents seeking to avoid the pell-mell race into vanity. It is for those who are willing to be honest with themselves and their families, and willing also to be made godly.
Practical, step-by-step instruction for everything from training toddlers to courtship standards to caring for aging parents. A guide for families, churches, and individuals serious about Christian family living.
318 pages. Paperback. Christian Light Publications. John Coblentz.
Second edition published in 2002.
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The Hand that Rocks the Cradle
By Dora Roth on May 5, 2008 at 11:40 am
New mothers, here is a book of inspirational meditations for you. It has been said that “the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world.” But rocking the cradle is not always an easy job. This book was birthed for those who, in the struggles and joys of motherhood, sense their need of the real Hand that rules the world, while they rock the cradle.
213 pages. Paperback. Sharilyn Martin.
Published in 2001.
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