Cults Will Never Win - in the Long Run

Regardless of which deity you believe in, humans were created as free entities. Cults welcome you into their flocks, but once you have accepted their body of doctrines, the door to freedom is often shut. It comes at a huge cost to 'count the cost' in setting yourself free again.

Good Video About Contacts Within Cults

Megan Phelps-Roper was involved with the infamous cuilt, the Westboro Baptist Church, and her video from TED talk is rather useful for anyone having family or friends involved in cults. Hope you enjoy this video:

If you have any questions about helping people move out of any cult, you are welcome to write a comment. It may inspire coming articles too...

Ministerial Advice During a Pandemic

One of the key doctrines in much of Armstrongism has historically been a huge source of criticism - and rightfully so. People with a WCG-background will remember that it was a belief that you should trust God more than medicine. That belief cost hundreds of families their loved ones, and is a tragic chapter in the history of Armstrongism.

Moving On - It Takes Time

I was recently asked in an email about coming out of Armstrongism. The person was frustrated by both knowing that the doctrines are false, but also that friendships were breaking up. It is a very natural emotion, and one that should be dealt with.

Cults - 5 Keys to Surviving the Cult Experience

There are some vital keys to surviving the cult experience, and I want to share these with you so you can once again have a balanced view of the world around you. Getting over the cult experience is based on these 5 keys:

1. There is no "us vs. them"
2. People outside your comfort zone are friends you haven't met yet
3. You can become balanced again
4. Realizing your full potential lies right at your feet
5. There is no intermediary between you and God