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Romans 5: Law, Grace, and the New Covenant

May 9th at 1:16pm

Here is a detailed, verse-by-verse exposition of Romans 5, exegesis on law versus grace and the new covenant, along with related theological insights

Key Doctrinal Heresies of the SDA Church

April 26th at 2:52pm

As we seek to follow only the wisdom and enlightenment of our Lord, I want to note that we love Seventh-day Adventists, and hereby ponder the Word of Christ by whom Truth alone is known: In John 17:19, Jesus states, “For their sakes I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” Seventh-day Adventism (SDA) holds several doctrines that are considered heretical by both Reformed and Orthodox Christian traditions. Truth made known by Christ’s Spirit offers us purification — Sanctification by His Truth – Scripture without compromise.

Phil Johnson: Is Seventh-Day Adventism a Cult?

April 19th at 10:26am

he time will come when our spiritual heirs will be thankful that we tried to be clear and careful in defense of the gospel.

How False Doctrine Influences Groupthink

April 17th at 9:42am

The more you hear a lie, the more you’re likely to believe it. This is known as the illusory truth effect. A 1977 study discovered that when you hear something often enough, your brain starts to accept it as true, simply because it sounds familiar.

Romans 6: Finding Freedom from Sin

April 11th at 8:29am

Romans 6 addresses the believer’s freedom from sin’s dominion through union with Christ, contrasting life under the Law with life under grace.

Three Romans Chapters: 6, 7, and 8

April 10th at 10:53am

St. Paul’s three chapters in Romans 6–8 emphasize the believer’s union with Christ, the tension between justification and ongoing sanctification, and the transformative power of grace.

Romans 7: Defines law versus grace.

March 20th at 2:48pm

In Romans 7, we’re looking at the transition from law to grace and the New Covenant’s transformative power.

All the Promises in the New Testament

March 16th at 2:27pm

Man shall. not live by bread alone but every Word that proceeds from the mouth of God. (Matthew 4:4, Deuteronomy 8:3) His divine power has given us everything we need for a godly life through our knowledge of him who called us by his own glory and goodness. (2 Peter 1:3)

The Atonement of Jesus Christ: Biblical Foundations

March 14th at 4:27pm

Here, we will examine one of the Seventh-day Adventists’ primary but most fundamental doctrines: the investigative Judgment. This doctrine affects orthodox Christian doctrines: Atonement, Justification by Faith, Sanctification by Faith, the Ascension, the High Priesthood of Christ, and the Escatological Second Advent.