Denominations
From God or Man (Workbook) Volume 2, Book 2
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Equip the Church. Expose the Error. Exalt the Truth. Denominations: From God or Man? Workbook-Volume 2 is a powerful teaching resource designed for Bible class teachers, small group leaders, and individual Christians who want to sharpen their understanding of religious error through the lens of God's Word. In this volume, John F. Lugger examines two major religious bodies-the Anglican/Episcopal Church and the Lutheran Church-laying out their history, organization, doctrinal claims, and worship practices. But this is no mere history lesson. Each of the 13 lessons is designed to compare denomina...
Equip the Church. Expose the Error. Exalt the Truth. Denominations: From God or Man? Workbook-Volume 2 is a powerful teaching resource designed for Bible class teachers, small group leaders, and individual Christians who want to sharpen their understanding of religious error through the lens of God's Word. In this volume, John F. Lugger examines two major religious bodies-the Anglican/Episcopal Church and the Lutheran Church-laying out their history, organization, doctrinal claims, and worship practices. But this is no mere history lesson. Each of the 13 lessons is designed to compare denominational teaching with the New Testament pattern, calling attention to where man-made traditions have taken the place of divine instruction. This workbook will help faithful Christians:Understand where denominational doctrines come from and how they depart from biblical truth Teach with confidence by grounding lessons in Scripture Equip others to engage their religious friends in thoughtful conversations Encourage a deeper commitment to God's revealed plan for His church Whether used in an adult Bible class, a study group, or personal study, this workbook is a bold, Bible-based tool for those who love the church and care about souls. It's not written for debate-it's written for clarity, conviction, and courage. If we truly believe the Bible is God's final word, we must be willing to examine every doctrine in its light.
