Featured Posts:

• Christian Conscience and Religious Pride

  There are a great number of problems to be found inside most Kingdom Halls:

  Gossip, cliques, favoritism, nepotism, good-old-boy networks, hidden sin, arrogance, etc.

  Do you agree with this statement? How about this one:

  There are a great number of problems to be found inside most Christian churches:

  Gossip, cliques, favoritism, nepotism, good-old-boy networks, hidden sin, arrogance, etc.

  If they are both true, then what does that mean? If both statements are oversimplifications and exaggerations, then what does that mean?
• Witness History and Christian Freedom

  I decided to record a message about an article that had really affected me early on in my struggle to understand the problems within the organization.

  A short recap is first given of Watchtower history when N. Knorr and F. Franz took over after Rutherford’s death. Then the Watchtower article of 11-1-1946 is discussed at length. This excellent article talks about how people can understand the Bible, using 2 Timothy 3:16,17 as a key scripture.

  Franz wrote that we do not need a “magisterium” to explain the Scriptures to us, and that we do not need a “visible human organization” either, as each Christian can be completely equipped for every good work through the study and application of God’s Word.