How to Make a Church Fail
You'll love this unique, historical look at what really makes a church fail. And you'll be truly surprised when you see what the devil's goal really is!
How to Make a Church Fail is written from satan's perspective, which will keep you riveted from front to back, but the actual research that went into this booklet is impeccable. Written by Paul Pavao, webmaster of Christian History for Everyman, it references real church failures and builds its ideas from the pages of Christian history.
Actual quotes from ancient writings will let you feel the struggle of the early church, much of which they had no idea they were involved in. The saying goes, "Those who do not know history are condemned to repeat it." Don't be unaware yourself!.
At 20 pages (full pages; it would be over 30 in booklet form), How to Make a Church Fail is long enough to paint a thorough historical picture for you, but short enough to be devoured in a sitting, meaning it is about as interesting as a book can get.
Excerpt from
How to Make a Church Fail
Did the saints look to heaven? Oh, no. They looked to councils, to one another, and to the Scriptures. Each saw something different, and the bickering was even greater than in Commodianus' time twenty years earlier. In fact, for the first time ever I was able to split the church of my Enemy.
Educational
Sidebars next to the main text explain the history involved wherever it is not commonly known.
Besides being an instruction manual in how to overthrow the devil's tactics, the sidebars make this booklet an excellent introduction to Church history. Much time was devoted to ensure that you receive accurate, polished research that informs you as well as equipping you to battle for the unity and fellowship of the saints of God.
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Excerpt from
How to Make a Church Fail
"My plan is a three-part process that ends, not in the renouncing of the Christian religion, but in its replacement with something that does not join people to God or to his purposes."
