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Through [Christ], we have access in one Spirit to the Father
November 14th at 12:12pm
Through [Christ], we both have access in one Spirit to the Father. “I in them and you in me, that they may become perfectly one.” “Whatever you ask in my name, this I will do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son.
Daniel’s 70-Week Prophecy Reveals the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ
November 13th at 11:58am
Daniel was a Jew living in Babylon, having been taken captive as a young man by King Nebuchadnezzar, who ruled the world at that time. He was praying, confessing his and Israel’s sin before the Lord.
The Way of Repentance
November 8th at 11:04am
In William Perkins’s classic exposition—modernly published under the title The Way of Repentance (derived from his foundational treatises, primarily The Nature and Practice of Repentance and The Combat of the Flesh and the Spirit)—repentance is defined as: “A work of grace, arising of a godly sorrow, whereby a man turns from all his sins unto … Continue reading The Way of Repentance
Key Doctrinal Heresies of the SDA Church
November 5th at 10:52am
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.
The Great Disappearing
October 26th at 2:18pm
In prophetic teaching and eschatology, the phrase “as in the days of Sodom and Gomorrah” directly parallels “as in the days of Noah” when describing the world prior to the Rapture and the suddenness of divine judgment.
Women Proclaiming and Teaching Truth
October 22nd at 11:02am
eyond Acts 18:26, several passages highlight women actively communicating, proclaiming, and teaching biblical truth within early Christian communities.
Discussing Your Christian Convictions.
October 20th at 10:11am
Christians often get flustered, aggressive, or tongue-tied during discussions because they feel pressured to convert people or win debates on the spot. Instead, may I ask you to think deeply about your own assumptions?
Isaiah’s Prophecy of the New Covenant
October 6th at 2:39pm
Isaiah uses the phrases “everlasting covenant,” “covenant of peace,” and “a covenant to the people” for what the New Testament calls the New Covenant. Quotations below are from the KJV (public domain).
The Blessed Hope: An Integrated View of the Pre-Tribulation Rapture
October 3rd at 1:50pm
For generations, Bible teachers have wrestled with a profound question: What happens next on God’s prophetic calendar? While debates continue across Christianity regarding the timing of the Rapture, a remarkable consensus exists among many leading evangelical scholars and pastors, including David Jeremiah, Jack Hibbs, John Bevere, John MacArthur, and Rick Renner.
The One Singular Gospel of Jesus Christ
October 1st at 9:43am
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John were recognized because they were connected to the apostles, agreed with the apostolic teaching, and were widely and continuously used by the churches. They were already accepted as the fourfold Gospel by the late second century, as shown by the Muratorian Fragment and Irenaeus. Later councils and lists confirmed an existing consensus; they did not invent the four Gospels.
The Evidence of the Fruit of the Spirit
September 28th at 12:44am
To understand how the Fruit of the Spirit serves as the empirical evidence of being “filled,” we have to look at the transition from the internal work (Regeneration) to the external manifestation (Sanctification).
Book Review: Peter Wohlleben’s The Mysteries of Nature trilogy
September 5th at 10:40am
The following review will reveal how God has interconnected the lives of trees, animals and ecosystems. Peter Wohlleben’s The Mysteries of Nature trilogy (The Hidden Life of Trees, The Inner Life of Animals, and The Secret Wisdom of Nature) presents nature not as a collection of isolated organisms competing for survival, but as an interdependent, conscious super-organism.