Can I use your material to help teach a preacher who has gone astray?

Question:

It is evident from the materials on your website that you are truly a congregation of the Lord's church.

I came upon your site while attempting to find well-defined information to refute the "unity" movement today.

Unfortunately, my former congregation in Florida is planning a merger with a local "Christian church" in the name of unity based on their understanding of Jesus' plea for unity in John 17. They have already done away with Sunday evening worship in lieu of "Life Groups", meeting at various homes in the area. Their plan includes offering an "instrumental" service and a "traditional" worship service to "please the brethren".

I am especially saddened by this plan because that church will always be my "home church" in my heart. I was taught the gospel there, the way of salvation, and baptized there. I was taught the truth about issues like the error of using instruments in worship while I was there by the same minister who is now preaching error.

The majority of the people who have worshiped there for 30 years or more have had to move to another local congregation. All of our lives have centered around the Lord and His people there. I'm sure you can imagine the depth of our sorrow.

The current preacher there is the same man who, with his wife, in their home, taught me the truth. Now, it seems, I must teach them the truths they taught me all over again. We are very close, both as brother and sisters in Christ and as dearest friends. He has told me that he is willing to discuss the matter and will wait for me to respond to him with questions and comments.

Bottom line: I appreciate the good, clear sermons and lessons you have made available to others on your site. I would like to have your permission to share the appropriate information from the La Vista website with this man of God who has gone astray.

Thank you for reading the late-night ramblings of a worried sister. I look forward to your reply.