Christians like doctrine. But what happens one Christians like a certain doctrine so much that it takes precedent over God Himself in their thoughts? Join us as we look at a situation our Lord experienced in one of his many encounters with the religious elite of His day.
In Luke 17:21, Jesus declares the presence of the kingdom in the midst of the people. How should we understand this phrase?
If baptism is to be received by faith, it follows that the recipient should bear the fruits of faith.
Is our faith our righteousness? We should be careful not to confuse faith with righteousness. Faith receives the righteousness of Christ, but is not righteousness itself.
The crown of righteousness is laid up for all those who have loved the Lord's appearing. What is it to love such an appearing? It is to fight for the faith, finish fighting, keeping the faith throughout.
Divine immutability grounds and explains the certitude of God's Word. If God changes, His Word means nothing.
Some believe "one" intends agreement in will or purpose, but it must entail more than that.
Often, the parachurch becomes the ultimate goal. And if necessary, doctrine must be compromised in order to keep it going. Be on guard against this fatal error, brethren.
Everyone says, "I believe the Bible," but the more important question is, "What do you believe the Bible teaches?" Such is the definitional use of confessions, to distinguish our beliefs about what the Bible says from those who believe differently.
God does not change. What does this doctrine of "immutability" have to do with our Christian living?
A definition of theology, and a brief breakdown of the different categories of theology.
The seeker sensitive movement has entirely perverted a proper theology of gospel-adornment. Here is the biblical way in which we can make the gospel look good.
Luke 22 tells us Jesus sweat "great drops of blood"? What is the significance of this event that unfolded in the Garden of Gethsemane?
How should we think about vaccine mandates in the workplace? Different people in different circumstances will have to answer this question in diverse ways. Let's parse the issues from Scripture.