By Richard Bennett The Lord Jesus Christ, in His great high priestly prayer, declared clearly the truth of God’s Word. He said, “Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth.” God’s Word not only contains the truth but rather it is truth itself. This is consistent with the declarations throughout the Old Testament in which the Holy Read More
Every good Catholic wants to please God in this present life and, when life on earth is over, hopes to live with Him forever. It is a noble goal based on personal beliefs about God and how to know Him. However, noble intentions and personal beliefs about God do not guarantee results—or eternal life. I Read More
Richard Bennett, a Catholic priest of 22 years explains some of the joys and difficulties in reaching Roman Catholic people with the Lords love.
All true revival in both Old and New Testament times has been a return to the absolute authority of God’s written Word. The absolute authority of God’s written Word was normative for the Old Testament saints. Likewise, the absolute authority for Christ Jesus and for the apostles was God’s written Word and that alone. It is of Read More
In this presentation Richard Bennett walks the listener through a step by step comparison showing the contrast between the Catholic Catechism and Holy Bible.
Truth with out love is but a clanging symbol but love with out truth is nothing but a contradiction. Former Catholic Priest Richard Bennett instructs on how to reach precious Roman Catholic people with the biblical gospel.
These and other appalling snares that Catholic dogmas impose on souls must be understood in the light of Scripture in order to be free from them. This Richard Bennett does as he sensitively discusses this topic with former Catholic and now Christian Pastor, Joe Flahive.
Former Roman Catholic Priest addresses a congregation with instructions on how to reach a Roman Catholic person comparing the Catholic Catechism with the Holy Bible.
Reaching Catholics with the Lords Love. Richard Bennett expresses his deepest desire to give the correct Gospel message to precious Catholic people.
Scriptural Meaning of Justification The precise import of the term “to justify” is clearly seen in that it is the exact opposite or contrast to the term “to condemn.” “It is God that justifies. Who is he that condemns?” (Romans 8:33-34)1 Condemnation is not a process by which a good man is made bad, but Read More