Rene Caza is married to his wife Yvonne. They were saved in 1975 in the ‘charismatic renewal’. They have three children and six grandchildren. Rene was involved in prison ministry for ten years. He taught Christian foundation classes in his local church and was also involved with men’s ministry.
Rene has written 3 books focusing on the Christian Church in the West and the evolution of it’s position on the Gospel and the Cross. These books are intended to confront and expose the church’s troubling departure from sound Biblical doctrine in the pursuit of teachers and teachings that satisfy their ears and hearts.
“For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they draw to themselves teachers, having itching ears;” 2 Timothy 4:3
Rene invites you to read his books in prayerful consideration of his message.
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