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As published in the PsychoHeresy Awareness Letter May - June 2012 - Volume 20 Number 3 |
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Martin & Deidre, I have received your newsletters for many years and I thank God for them. I have been sharing them with other Christians and unsaved alike. You exposed Christian psychology that came into my church while I was a youth director. I talked against it and no one believed me because who do I think I am to talk against someone who knows more about people than I do. I told them about Psychoheresy Awareness Letter. Then they had no place to turn. It didn’t stop anything, but it sure helped me. So keep up your great work for God. Kentucky |
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Dear Friends at Psychoheresy Awareness Ministries, We are continually thanking the Lord for your ministry and we continue to look back at where we came from—the depths of psychology—and now do appreciate your warnings and teachings that point us to God’s Word ALONE! Oh, how the church has sunk so deeply in chaos in so many ways—and the words we so often hear now are, "Let’s just set aside doctrines and things that divide; just join hands and accept each other!" We believe we should just look up and pray for the Lord to come quickly! Arizona |
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Dear Martin & Deidre, I want to thank you for your years of faithful ministry and especially for making your publications available. Your gift to my church was of incomparable value when there was a special need some years ago. Whilst the church has survived in good shape there has been, sadly, a handful of lovely people whose lives have been destroyed. I want you to know that your gracious intervention helped very much. I’d be grateful if you would accept my thanks for all you have achieved for Christ during your long ministry. I pray it will continue a long while yet. Australia |
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Martin, The deception of a psychological orientation is actually a more interesting psychology than is their myriad of faddish, contradictory, horizontal techniques they create to explain and change behavior. The deception itself seems to inoculate against the conclusion that in balance it is not of Christ. Those in support of psychotherapy often write in an arcane language that is a dark metaphor since the field they support is also long on words and short on actual significance, not realizing their desperate attempts to convince us of their intelligence only reflects that they are obstinate to correction and obtuse to simpler spiritual truths or in an effort to be wise they become as fools. New York |
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Dear Friends, I want to thank you. Nineteen years ago your book Psychoheresy was used to put me on a better road, one of discernment. The impact has been huge. Thank you for taking the stand that you do. Thank you for holding the line. I know it has cost you; it has cost me as well. God has used your teaching and example in my life. I rejoice. Email |
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Hello Martin & Deidre, I appreciated your article on the New Tribes Mission in your last letter. I must admit I do not have much exposure to the arm of psychology elbowing its way into Christianity (generally speaking), but I could relate to this article…. Your article was a good reminder of what you wrote in Missions & Psychoheresy; New Tribes may have been the focus here, but I’m sure you could go down the list of missions today and find very similar actions. Thank you for your work. God bless you. Canada |
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Hello, I have been in the ministry for many years. I graduated years ago from Talbot Seminary before it became liberal. Praise God for your ministry. Our son has been infected by modern psychology and will no longer talk to us. He has been implanted with false memories that never happened in his youth. I wish there were a church in our area that had your perspective in counseling. Washington |
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Dear Martin and Deidre: In 1917 the Bolsheviks took over the Soviet Union, promising the people freedom from oppression. They soon became the people’s worst oppressors, sending Christians to Siberia and using psychology/psychiatry to declare Christians insane and place them in psychiatric institutions. How, then, can Christians today embrace the very means which will most likely shortly be used in our own countries (USA and Canada) to consign us to the very same fate? Have we never considered that psychoheresy is man’s attempt to explain human nature and behavior apart from God? Therefore, almost all of it is contrary to God’s Word.How can we compromise with such demonic thinking! What fellowship has light with darkness? What agreement has the temple of God with idols? (2 Cor. 6:14) Your ministry is essential in these evil times. Canada |
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| Your book Person to Person Ministry is the best I’ve ever read on this subject, and has helped me immensely in ministering to the hurting in the Body. Georgia Pastor | ||||
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