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Escaping Anglicanism Drift is a bold 20-part Bible series examining Anglicanism from a King James Bible-believing, rightly divided perspective. It addresses why many Christians today are drifting toward Anglican churches in search of reverence, history, liturgy, and seriousness, while also exposing the doctrinal confusion often hidden beneath that appeal. This series covers the via media, Scripture and tradition, the Thirty-Nine Articles, justification by faith, baptismal regeneration, infant assurance, the Eucharist, apostolic succession, the Book of Common Prayer, moral drift, liberalism, and the conservative Anglican dilemma. Throughout the series, the focus remains on the authority of Scripture, the necessity of the new birth, salvation by grace through faith, and the finished work of Jesus Christ. This is a timely, doctrinally sharp resource for believers seeking biblical clarity, church discernment, and a return to Bible Christianity in an age of religious confusion and spiritual compromise.