The Intersection of Biblical History and Genetic Studies
Humanity, Dead To God, Makes Alternative Doctrines of Sin, Creation, and Redemption
Does the So-Called “Orthodox Church” Have An Unbroken Tradition?
The Beautiful Father Absorbed the Cost of Our Sin
Focusing On the Truth of the Gospel, Not the Church
Scribal Breaks In the Aleppo and Leningrad Codexes
Ignatius’ Letters Lack Context and Are Not Authoritative To Build Dogma
The Seriousness of Changing the Gospel of “Faith Alone” (See Gal. 1.8)
Reading the Words of the Spirits of the Righteous [Now] Made Perfect (Heb.12.23)
The Central Feature of the New Covenant (Jer. 31.33-34) Is a Personal Relationship With God
Parallels Often Unnoticed In the Book of Jonah Reveal Purpose
The Christians’ Judgment and The New Jerusalem
Paul, in 1Cor. 3, speaks to the church about Christian service. He tells the Corinthians that believers are fellow workers with God (vs. 9). Paul was God’s instrument to minister and explain the gospel to the Gentiles (Acts 9.15). Further on in this letter Paul will say that certain teachings were directly given to him from the Lord (11.23). Other accounts were received by Paul … Continue reading The Christians’ Judgment and The New Jerusalem
The Overarching Feature of Eastern Orthodoxy
The Small Rudder Sets the Course of the Entire Ship For Good Or Evil
Diametric Variance of the World To the Ordering of Creation
A Condensed Organizational History of Christians
The Eternal Generation of Jesus and the Grant To Have Life In Himself
Our Only Hope: God’s Ultimate Concern For Himself
Justification…Provokes Joy In Our Hearts, Not Despair Or Cold Analysis
Why the New Jerusalem Is Not a Cube But a Glorious Mountain
New Jerusalem is described as a city with walls. If this city were a cube, the walls would be superfluous. The wall would look like a maintenance slab on a modern building. This would, in turn, affect the remaining cube, reducing its size. Also, a cube wouldn’t have the reflective value of a shining mountain where Christ’s glory provides the light (Rev. 21.23). The city … Continue reading Why the New Jerusalem Is Not a Cube But a Glorious Mountain

