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These podcasts will compare the practices, traditions, doctrines and myths of American Christianity with what the Bible actually says about each topic. "For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but wanting to have their ears tickled, they will accumulate for themselves teachers in accordance to their own desires, and will turn away their ears from the truth and will turn aside to myths." 2 Tim. 4:3-4

In this episode I featured several charismatic leaders speaking in tongues and tested their tongues with Language Identification Software. In every case the tongues were false. This is proof that the modern charismatic tongues are not the same tongues spoken of in the Bible. This is part of the Great Deception of the last days with great false signs and wonders. These tongues are powered by the wrong spirit, the spirit of demons.

Welcome back to another Great Deception of American Christianity podcast. Don Britton discusses the pitfalls of the "charismatic movement" and the issues with "fake deliverance" ministries. He emphasizes the importance of understanding "true deliverance" from sin and addictions, rather than falling for the deceptive practices often seen. This episode sheds light on "false teaching in the church today" and challenges the notion that the "devil is a lie."

Welcome back to another Great Deception podcast. Don Britton addresses a crucial "spiritual podcast" topic: the "charismatic dilemma." He questions the absence of prevalent signs and wonders often associated with the charismatic movement, prompting listeners to consider potential "deception in the church." This episode serves as a vital "bible teaching" to help discern authentic spiritual experiences from potential misdirection, especially concerning "false prophet" teachings in the "last days deception."

Welcome back to another Great Deception of American Christianity podcast. Don Britton raises a pivotal question for listeners: Does Jesus's sacrifice mean there's nothing left for individuals to do for their own personal "salvation"? This episode challenges common teachings within "american gospel" and encourages a deeper "bible study" into what true faith and commitment to "jesus christ" entails. He discusses the concept of "once saved always saved" and its implications for the modern "church".

This podcast shows how a believer can become an unbeliever and fall away. Also that believing is more than a mental acceptance of facts about Jesus but also includes obedience to Him and enduring until the end.

There are countless false teachers amoung us today. This podcast identifies five of the most common marks of a false teacher.

Welcome back to another Great Deception podcast as Don Britton explores the dangers of the `nicolatians` and their connection to a `free grace heresy` prevalent today. He examines their mention in `revelation 2`, specifically in the context of the `church of ephesus`. Don also discusses the historical `teaching of balaam` and how these ancient errors still resonate in modern spiritual challenges.

Welcome back to another Great Deception podcast as Don Britton explores the profound **spiritual symbolism** of the two women in the Bible. He discusses the true **bride of christ** versus the unfaithful harlot, offering crucial **bible interpretation** for understanding their meaning. This message reinforces core **christian teachings** and encourages steadfast **christian faith** in discerning the true path.

Welcome back to another Great Deception podcast where we explore profound biblical themes. Today, we focus on the concept of two women in the Bible, one representing the true bride of Jesus Christ and the other, the harlot, symbolizing spiritual adultery. This message challenges believers to discern the true path and avoid the pitfalls of an apostate church, reinforcing the importance of faith and adhering to god's word from revelation.

The church is full of men that do not fulfill their God-given responsibilities to provide, teach and protect their families. These passive men love their sports, hobbies and pornography more than God or their wives and children. The church is full of corruption because these passive, selfish so-called Christian men have not stood up and confronted falsehood or false teachers in the church, but have just sat by and allowed the American church to fall into apostacy. As a result they have become worse than an unbeliever. So, where are the real men of God today?