The 7 Deadly Myths in Christianity—A New Event Coming this April

By Mark A. Kellner
Posted February 25, 2021

In a time hallmarked by “fake news,” by self-proclaimed prophets making false declarations, and by massive spiritual deception, is there anything today that you can actually trust?

Beginning Friday, April 9, Amazing Facts International and speaker Scott Ritsema will help answer that question by presenting a powerful and unique eight-day seminar called The 7 Deadly Myths in Christianity. Scott, an author and media expert, will tackle challenging cultural and spiritual issues, while also outlining biblical truths to counter the chaos many people face when searching for spiritual truth.

The series will be broadcast live on Amazing Facts TV, YouTube, and Facebook from the ministry’s W.O.R.D. Center in Granite Bay, California. (A limited in-studio audience will be present, subject to health guidelines.) 

Says Doug Batchelor, president of Amazing Facts, “One of the great needs of our time is spiritual clarity and faithfulness to what the Bible actually teaches. I believe that Scott is someone who can be counted on to deliver vital, straightforward information about where we are in prophecy today and how to prepare for what’s ahead. Simply put, it’s a series that the spiritually curious won’t want to miss.”

Scott adds, “It’s an honor to partner with Amazing Facts and share God’s message for these days. I believe that when people tune in to view these programs, they’ll be challenged and informed by the Bible’s message for our times.”

Scott is perhaps best known for his popular Media on the Brain docuseries, which warns of the dangers of today’s entertainment media and its addictive and persuasive power on the mind. In the same way, he’ll share how widely held and persuasive myths invading Christianity have produced serious misunderstandings of what God really wants for His people and how seekers respond to the Bible’s message. The 7 Deadly Myths will cut through the fog and shine a clear beacon of help and hope.

Pastor Doug also shares, “I hope that many churches, home Bible study groups, and individual church members join us to watch this series and invite their friends and neighbors to watch as well. This is an excellent way to get grounded in biblical truth, and it’s all being made available free of charge!”

For more than 55 years, Amazing Facts has made sharing God’s message its mission. In presenting The 7 Deadly Myths in Christianity series, the ministry continues its outreach to a world searching for hope in a time of uncertainty and fear.

For up-to-date information about this event, register at the official website—and receive a free gift!

Register today: www.deadlymyths.com

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