UPDATED 6/24/16 “What the Church needs today is unity!” That’s what I often hear from Tres Dias members and leaders. While there are many scriptures encouraging believers to be of one mind, one accord, and to live in unity, we are never told to comprise the truth. Ecumenism encourages believers to come together in … Read More
As current events make it evident that we are facing the darkest of times preceding our Lord’s return, the enemy is distracting believers from walking in power and thwarting his plans. Instead of believers focusing on abiding in Christ and walking in the power of the Holy Spirit, (humility, forgiveness … Read More
HHA Brian V Janssen In two previous articles we have explored the historical origins and the semi-Pelagian theological perspective underpinning the Cursillo movement as well as the unscrupulous psycho-social techniques which are used to create the dramatic effect. In this final installment, we will discuss the long-term effects of the Cursillo … Read More
HHA If we are serious about following Christ in these deceptive days, we need to become fiercely discerning. Here is more info for your consideration on the popular 3 day “renewal” weekends. *note 1/18/16 – Something that always popped out at me while I was researching today was the use … Read More
HHA Examining the Cursillo Movement BRIAN V. JANSSEN Over 20 years ago Christian Renewal published a review of the Cursillo movement (pronounced cur-SEE-yoh), a Roman Catholic, revivalistic technique which originated in Spain in the 1940s. At the time it was being embraced by a few Reformed (largely RCA and a few CRC) … Read More
Yvonne Nachtigal | HHA These weekends go by various names but are all basically the same theme: Walk to Emmaus, Via de Cristo, Tres Dias, De Colores, Teens Encounter Christ (TEC), Chrysalis, Kairos, Great Banquet, Dias con Cristo, Celebration, Challenge, Vocare, Tirosh, Chayah, Unidos en Cristo, Chrysalis, Alarga, The Journey, … Read More
I started work on this series a while back when the “revival” at Asbury started making the news. I’d initially intended it to just be one piece, but there’s so much information that I decided to break it up into several parts. In part one, we’ll look at the event … Read More
As we entertain topics like the popular ecumenical weekends (Tres Dias, De Colores, Cursillo…).. as we consider any and everything we find under the heading of “ecumenical” these days, we would be well served to understand the background and absolutely sinister agenda of Ecumenism! This is an hour and a … Read More
Yvonne Nachtigal | HHA “Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it. Watch out for false … Read More
Suppose you were introduced to a promotion promising a direct line of communication with the Creator of the universe. Let’s say you’re initially skeptical, but you also find the idea appealing. After all, who wouldn’t want to be able to hear from and speak with God as though He were … Read More
HHA Researchers at the University of Alberta, in Edmonton, Canada have cured cancer last week, yet there is a little ripple in the news or in TV. It is a simple technique using very basic drug. The method employs dichloroacetate, which is currently used to treat metabolic disorders. So, there … Read More
HHA Part Two / Tres Dias: About Tres Dias Source Tres Dias seems to be another […] device developed to support the Catholic Church’s ecumenical activities. […]“Holy language” notwithstanding; it is unbiblical and, therefore, draws the gullible and easily bamboozled away from sound biblical doctrine and toward the heretical teachings of … Read More
