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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2026 · 3 MIN

An Unholy Alliance: Modern Heresies Threatening Christianity

from Divine Stream Radio Podcast · host Graeme Blaiklock

Dr. Michael Youssef examines contemporary heresies challenging Western Christianity, including Universalism, Progressive Christianity, and Post-Evangelicalism. Explore movements like the Emerging Church and the Insider Movement, and understand the implications of Hyper-Grace and Chrislam. Reflect on the cultural and theological shifts impacting the faith today. Sign Save Sydney Shops Petition https://divinestreamradio.com/page/3196485/save-our-city-shops-petition/ Online Radio Station https:///divinestreamradio.com Podcast Super Site  https://godstreamradio.com Subscribe to Newsletter https://form.jotform.com/260037068856058 Rent or Buy The Book Of Job Movie https://www.18bookofjob.com/?rfsn=9015203.0607c8  

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Dr. Michael Youssef examines contemporary heresies challenging Western Christianity, including Universalism, Progressive Christianity, and Post-Evangelicalism. Explore movements like the Emerging Church and the Insider Movement, and understand the implications of Hyper-Grace and Chrislam. Reflect on the cultural and theological shifts impacting the faith today.

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