A side by side comparison of the sin and salvation teachings of Charles R. (Chuck) Swindoll and scripture reveals inconsistenies. Charles R. (Chuck) Swindoll hosts "Insights For Living" on the Moody Broadcasting Network and is an alumnus of Dallas Theological Seminary.

Like those who reinvent history to suit their own agendas, Dr. Charles R. (Chuck) Swindoll has rewritten Reformation history. Does Swindoll insist that "the faith that justifies is a vital and living faith that yields the fruit of works" as did Luther? No he does not, rather, Chuck Swindoll teaches the opposite and this he does under the banner of restoring Reformation doctrine! How is this anything other than historical revisionism?

Chuck Swindoll buttresses his views of grace with the respected names of John Wesley and The Great Awakening. The views Wesley promoted during The Great Awakening, however, are opposed to Swindoll.

In his magnum opus, The Grace Awakening, Chuck Swindoll presents himself as taking up "the torch of freedom" as brandished by protestant Reformers such as Martin Luther. In this he leads his readers to believe that by following him and his teaching in The Grace Awakening that they are being true to historical Reformation teaching, but is this actually the case?