Kootenai Church Conferences

Three particular truths, the gospel is powerful, the gospel is propitiation, and the gospel is proclaimed.

1. The Gospel is powerful - It should be trusted to do its job. (Eph. 2:10)
2. The Gospel is propitiation - Christ brought reconciliation and paid the penalty for your sin. (Rom.3:23-25; 2Cor.5:21)
3. The Gospel is proclaimed - The gospel must be shared which is why we are here on this earth. (Acts 16:25)

If you are a church standing firm, you need to be wise to Satan’s strategies. A look at reckless doctrine and our response of relentless devotion. As believers, we should…

1. Pray for the lost
2. Protect the standard for elders
3. Pay attention to sound doctrine
4. Provide care for the hurting
5. Put an emphasis on the eternal
6. Prepare to suffer for the gospel
7. Point out dangers
8. Preach the Word
9. Pass the torch

Questions from the Q&A during this session include the following:

1. Would you say that you were saved at your study desk reading John 5, or at another point in your life?
2. Did you have a fake conversion experience when you were younger?
3. As a Hinn, did you have exposure to non-prosperity gospel preaching from MacArthur, Begg, Sprout, etc? 
4. How close are you to your Uncle Benny and your parents?
5. Have your family members read...

A discussion about Cessationism and Continuationism. Some of the questions include: 

• How does one stratify error in categories, like nonessential and secondary? Isn’t all error an essential issue?
• What is the difference or distinction between hearing the voice of God and the illuminating work of the Holy Spirit?
• How does the Holy Spirit move today outside of the illuminating work?
• And more…

The Cessationist Conference ...

Is the cessation/continuation theology merely an academic exercise? What are the real-world implications of the issues we have discussed? How does continuationist theology affect my view of Scripture? Continuationism undermines the authority of Scripture, the centrality of Scripture, and the sufficiency of Scripture in the life of a believer.

The Cessationist Conference was made in cooperation with the upcoming Cessationist...

In Galatians, Paul models one excellent way to counter false teaching, whether legalism or Charismaticism: frontal, critical, hammer, and tongs. Paul unmasks the Judaizers as contrary to the Bible in general and the Gospel in particular. Elsewhere, however, the apostle deploys a different weapon from his arsenal. It is that dynamic tactic that will be our focus. | Download worksheet

The Cessationist Conference was made in c...

A survey of the Person and Work of the Holy Spirit as promised in the Old Testament, structured by John the Baptist and Jesus in the Gospels, inaugurated at Pentecost, completed in the Apostolic Age, and perpetuated in the church today.

The Cessationist Conference was made in cooperation with the upcoming Cessationist Film From the makers of the films Calvinist and Logic on Fire. More information at: https://linktr.ee/cessa...

In order to understand any theological movement, it helps to have at least a working knowledge of the origins of the movement. In this session, we will look at some of the main movers and shakers of the Pentecostal movement. We will look at the people, both men and women, who the charismatics claim are their heroes or “God’s Generals” as they call them. We will see that to a person, the generals of the charismatic movement...

Defining cessationism, contrasting it with the doctrine of continuationism. This addresses certain mischaracterizations of cessationism and the myths associated with cessationist theology. An exposition of Ephesians 2:20 and other selected Scriptures.

The Cessationist Conference was made in cooperation with the upcoming Cessationist Film From the makers of the films Calvinist and Logic on Fire. More information at: https://...