RWM Sunday Pulpit: Recent Episodes
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A collection of sermons preached from the pulpit of Taos FBC. These sermons were recorded during our Sunday services.
Testimonies and encouragement from laymen of Taos First Baptist Church. Hear from Benjamin Strickland and Richard Turnley as they encourage with testimony and Scripture.
Peter and John heal a man lame from birth in Jesus’ name, publicly confirming apostolic authority within Israel’s continuing temple-centered kingdom setting and prophetic hope.
Join the Taos First Baptist Church family for the ordination of Luca D. Welch to the Gospel Ministry
Peter urges Israel to escape a corrupt generation; believers receive baptism, embrace apostolic doctrine, fellowship, worship, generosity, and daily witness as God adds converts continually.
Luke 1:1–4 explains why Christian certainty rests on historical events, eyewitness testimony, faithful transmission, careful investigation, orderly presentation, and truth responsibly received and preserved.
Peter calls convicted Israelites to repent, be baptized, receive the promised gift, escape their crooked generation, and join Jerusalem’s believing remnant through faith and obedience.
Who were the New Testament prophets? Explore Agabus, Philip's daughters, prophetic gifts, revelation, apostolic authority, and why biblical prophecy belonged to the apostolic age.
Peter proves from Psalm 16 and Psalm 110 that Jesus rose, ascended, poured out the Holy Ghost at Pentecost, and is both Lord and Christ.
A fast survey of twenty-seven religious leaders whose preaching, movements, institutions, and ideas shaped America’s churches, culture, politics, and public faith.
Peter confronts Israel with Jesus of Nazareth: approved by God, taken by wicked hands, crucified by men, and raised because death could not hold Him.
John prepared Israel for Messiah through repentance, baptism, prophetic witness, moral courage, and humble decrease, standing between Old Testament promise and Christ’s kingdom presentation ministry.
Peter explains Pentecost from Joel, rejects drunkenness, addresses Jerusalem’s Jews, and places Spirit-filled speech within Israel’s last-days prophetic program, not Pauline mystery doctrine.
Pentecost brings the promised Holy Ghost in Jerusalem, with real languages understood by Jews from many nations, preparing Peter’s prophetic explanation from Joel.
Zechariah calls the returned remnant to faithfulness while unveiling Jerusalem’s future, priestly cleansing, the Branch, the pierced Messiah, and the coming kingdom.
Acts 1:18-26 explains Judas’s end, Peter’s use of the Psalms, the qualifications for replacing Judas, and Matthias being numbered with the eleven apostles.
Haggai calls Judah to rebuild the Lord’s house, consider their ways, trust God’s presence, and look ahead to future temple and kingdom glory.
Acts 1:12-26 shows the apostles waiting in Jerusalem, Judas’s vacancy explained by Scripture, and Matthias chosen to restore the twelve before Pentecost.
Daniel stands as a faithful statesman-seer in Babylon, revealing God’s rule over empires, Israel’s future hope, and prophetic truth confirmed by Jesus Himself.
Acts 1:6-14 clarifies Israel’s kingdom hope, apostolic witness power, Christ’s visible ascension and return, and Jerusalem’s united company waiting in prayer for the Father’s promised provision.
Ezekiel, a priest-prophet in exile, embodied God’s message through visions, signs, silence, grief, judgment, and restoration, proving Israel would know the LORD.
Acts 1:1-8 introduces Christ’s post-resurrection instruction, Israel’s kingdom expectation, the apostles’ Spirit-empowered witness, and the unfinished transition toward Pauline revelation.
Obadiah announces Edom’s judgment for pride and betrayal, turning brotherly violence into divine recompense while pointing from Zion’s deliverance to the LORD’s kingdom.
Nehemiah returns to Jerusalem, confronts compromise, restores temple order, enforces Sabbath obedience, corrects mixed marriages, and calls God to remember his faithful reforms.
Nehemiah 12:27-47 records Jerusalem’s wall dedication through gathered Levites, ordered thanksgiving companies, sacrifices, rejoicing, purification, and restored temple support.
Habakkuk questions God’s silence, receives the Chaldean answer, learns faith amid judgment, and gives a key insight into Psalms postscripts.
Nehemiah 11–12 records Jerusalem’s organized settlement, village lists, priestly courses, Levitical records, and the chronology questions surrounding Eliashib and later generations.
Jeremiah warned Judah of covenant judgment as Babylon rose, revealing a tender yet faithful prophet whose message moved from national collapse to promised restoration hope.
Ezra and Nehemiah confront Israel’s sin, lead confession and covenant renewal, and reveal one reform movement seen from two perspectives: repentance, separation, and obedience.
Zephaniah warns Judah and nations of the near Day of the LORD, condemning idolatry and complacency, yet promises a purified remnant, restoration, and joy ahead.
Ezra and Nehemiah confront Israel’s sin, lead confession and covenant renewal, and reveal one reform movement seen from two perspectives: repentance, separation, and obedience.
Ezra and Nehemiah confront Israel’s sin, lead confession and covenant renewal, and reveal one reform movement seen from two perspectives: repentance, separation, and obedience.
Nahum’s brief prophecy reveals God’s justice and comfort: the Elkoshite announces Nineveh’s downfall, contrasts Jonah, dates the setting, and traces echoes in Isaiah and Romans.
Ezra and Nehemiah expose Israel’s compromise, lead public confession, and recount God’s faithful mercy, showing repentance, covenant renewal, and the danger of mingling.
Why Christ’s cross was tragedy, injustice, and ignorance, yet through the resurrection God turned evil into triumph, hope, victory over death, and salvation by grace.
Explore Palm Sunday as a genuine kingdom offer: crowds proclaim Jesus King, national leadership resists, crisis accelerates, and the cross follows rejection—not inevitability today alone.
Ezra receives Artaxerxes’ letter, granting authority, resources, and tax exemptions. Leaders gather, Levites recruited, offerings entrusted, fast proclaimed, and God protects the journey to Jerusalem.
Micah exposes injustice, calls God’s people to repent, pursue justice, love mercy, walk humbly, and trust God’s promise of restoration through faithful, covenant-keeping love.
Ezra receives Artaxerxes’ letter, granting authority, resources, and tax exemptions. Leaders gather, Levites recruited, offerings entrusted, fast proclaimed, and God protects the journey to Jerusalem.
Man reflects God’s triune nature: spirit, soul, and body. Scripture shows parallels between the Holy Spirit and human spirit, the Father and soul, and the Son and body.
Hosea ministered during Israel’s prosperity and decay, embodying God’s covenant love by marrying Gomer, naming prophetic children, warning judgment, and promising restoration through redeeming grace.
Ezra, a priestly scribe, returns to Jerusalem with God’s favor, leading Israelites, teaching Torah obedience, and receiving Persian authorization, resources, exemptions, and gratitude.
Amos, a shepherd from Tekoa, prophesied against Israel's social injustice and empty worship during prosperity, warning of certain judgment while promising future restoration.
The temple was completed in Adar, dedicated joyfully with sacrifices, and Passover was celebrated again with purified priests, returning exiles, and converts who separated from paganism.
Isaiah prophesied during tumultuous times, encountering God's holiness, confronting kings with faith, and declaring the coming Davidic King who would reign eternally with righteousness.
Darius discovers Cyrus' decree authorizing temple reconstruction, confirms funding from regional tribute, mandates sacrificial provisions, and orders Tattenai to cease interference—ensuring swift completion.
Prophetic voices restart temple construction, opposition appeals to Persia, work continues under scrutiny, and Israel’s case is lawfully presented to Darius, setting the stage for vindication.
Jonah flees God's call to Nineveh, is swallowed by a fish, reluctantly preaches, and struggles when God shows mercy to repentant enemies.
Elisha's prophetic ministry demonstrated God's sustaining power through miracles of provision, healing, and restoration—authority that transcended borders, outlasted death, and sustained a nation without revival.
Ezra 4 shows opponents posing as allies, weaponizing imperial bureaucracy and fear of rebellion to halt Jerusalem’s rebuilding until Darius restores momentum again later.
Ezra traces restoration: altar to foundation, worship before completion, joy and tears mingled, and principled refusal of compromised cooperation as opposition emerges against covenant faithfulness.
Shemaiah, the man of God, stopped a civil war with one command, proving prophetic authority overrides political logic and prevents covenantal bloodshed.
Ahijah announced Israel's division as covenant judgment, offered Jeroboam conditional kingship, then prophesied his dynasty's destruction for idolatry and disobedience.
Tracing the return from exile, we reconstruct the seventh-month feast, altar restoration, leadership roles, and Ezra–Nehemiah timelines to show worship restored before walls or temple.
Nathan served as God's prophet, delivering the Davidic Covenant, rebuking David's sin with Bathsheba, and ensuring Solomon's rightful succession to Israel's throne.
A fresh, text-first examination of the Magi, December 25, and Gospel chronology—challenging tradition, testing assumptions, and restoring coherence between Matthew and Luke.
Nehemiah completed Jerusalem's walls with few inhabitants. He appointed his faithful brother as security chief, then documented the initial returnees. Nearly 50,000 exiles would later repopulate the city.
Ezra 1:1–4 marks the lawful end of exile, as God fulfills Jeremiah’s prophecy through Cyrus’s decree, initiating restoration by covenant timing rather than Israel’s readiness.
Magi uniquely came from Persian priesthood, monotheistic and messianic, shaped by Mesopotamian roots and Daniel’s prophecies, astronomy, and timing that led them to Messiah’s birth.
Nehemiah 6 shows opposition shifting from threats to deception, yet steadfast leadership, prayer, and perseverance bring the wall to completion as God’s quiet hand prevails.
Explore who the Magi really were—Persian scholar-priests, not kings or sorcerers—and why Matthew carefully distinguished them. A historical, linguistic look at their search for Israel’s King.
A study of Nehemiah 5:14–19 highlighting his integrity, refusal of privilege, covenant-based prayer, and how his personal example strengthens the reforms of verses 1–13.
Guest preacher Luca Welch explores biblical hell as Sheol—a temporary, dual-realm waiting place for the dead—challenging modern myths with scriptural clarity.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM highlights Gad, David’s prophetic seer, as a crucial spiritual authority guiding, correcting, and chronicling the formation of Israel’s monarchy.
Dr. Randy White explores Nehemiah 5, where internal exploitation among Jews threatens unity. Nehemiah demands justice, ensuring integrity and covenant faithfulness continue amidst rebuilding.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM presents Samuel as the pivotal prophet bridging Israel’s tribal era to monarchy—God’s mouthpiece who faithfully warned, judged, and anointed kings.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM explains Nehemiah 4 as a vivid account of opposition, resilience, and strategic defense during Jerusalem’s wall construction amid hostile resistance.
Deborah, a prophetess and judge, led Israel through divine authority, not monarchy—revealing God’s design for governance and delivering prophecy that shaped Israel’s victory.
Dr. Randy White explores Balaam: a prophet who spoke divine truth yet lived in rebellion, offering a timeless warning about corrupt hearts behind righteous words.
Dr. Randy White highlights Nehemiah's wall reconstruction, emphasizing spiritual dedication, teamwork, and symbolic unity through family, civic leaders, artisans, and even women in Jerusalem’s revival.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, highlights Miriam’s prophetic role, lineage, and legacy—underscoring her influence in Israel’s deliverance, worship, and spiritual sustenance.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM explores Nehemiah’s secret inspection, public call to rebuild, and early opposition, highlighting divine guidance and rising leadership in Jerusalem.
Dr. Randy White defines a biblical prophet as God’s authorized mouthpiece—distinct from preachers or mystics—laying the foundation for understanding all 30 prophets in Scripture.
Dr. Randy White challenges traditional timelines of Ezra–Nehemiah, exploring it as one unified restoration narrative centered around a single covenant event, not two separate historical eras.
Dr. Randy White explores the biblical nature of angels—powerful, created, immortal beings—correcting cultural myths and emphasizing their role in God’s divine order.
Dr. Randy White explores angelic hierarchies, biblical classifications, and their possible image-bearing status—unveiling a structured, moral, and eternal realm beyond human redemption.
Dr. Randy White explores Satan’s origin, nature, and fall, emphasizing a biblical, literal approach to understanding Satan as a radiant, fallen cherub—God’s adversary.
Dr. Randy White explains Satan’s subtle work through deception, not spectacle, emphasizing restrained supernatural activity during the age of grace and future reemergence in prophecy.
Dr. Randy White exposes ten common myths each about angels and demons, offering biblical clarity rooted in a dispensational perspective on spiritual beings and their roles.
Dr. Randy White explores angels’ divine roles—from heavenly worship and earthly missions to Christ’s life—clarifying their absence in today’s Church Age ministry.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM presents joyful, practical wisdom from Scripture, showing how prayer, mindset, and contentment shape a fulfilling, anxiety-free life.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM explains how the Son has eternally possessed a body, showing that incarnation was not first embodiment, but first entry into mortal humanity.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM explains how true joy in church comes from biblical purpose, active participation, and shared mission—not entertainment or misplaced expectations.
Dr. Randy White examines how American evangelicalism drifted from biblical truth to cultural accommodation, tracing key influencers from Fosdick to Osteen and calling for doctrinal recovery.
Dr. Randy White teaches that the Bible brings true joy when rightly understood—clear, preserved, and sufficient—free from confusion, conflation, or mystical overcomplication.
Dr. Randy White asserts the Bible is clear and sufficient, challenging mystical interpretations that undermine Scripture's authority, accessibility, and plain-sense meaning for all believers.
Dr. Randy White explains how parables reveal hidden truths about God’s Kingdom, distinguishing them from illustrations and types, which often lead to interpretive confusion.
Dr. Randy White explains his distinctive preaching approach—Bible-centered, logically reasoned, rightly divided, and designed to build doctrinal clarity and personal conviction, not emotional response.
Dr. Randy White presents a text-driven method to interpret “many” in Scripture, showing it usually defaults to Israel unless the passage explicitly broadens the scope.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM explains Solomon’s final words: life’s pursuits are fleeting; only God’s truth, commands, and coming judgment endure, demanding our ultimate focus.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, explores how certain musical forms—through rhythm and structure—undermine virtue, promoting sensuality, confusion, and rebellion over spiritual clarity.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, urges us to remember God early in life, before aging and death come, aligning daily living with divine purpose.
Dr. Randy White urges bold, faithful living in life’s uncertainties—embracing youth, sowing generously, and remembering that every action has eternal and practical consequences.
Dr. Randy White explores how music's structure reflects divine order, arguing that certain musical forms inherently promote immorality through disordered rhythm, tone, and intent.
Dr. Randy White from Taos, NM, explores Ecclesiastes 10, emphasizing how wisdom guards against small errors, guides the heart, improves effectiveness, and impacts speech.
Discover how music is more than sound—it is structured meaning. Explore how God’s character, revealed in nature and Scripture, defines music’s moral quality.
Dr. Randy White explores Paul’s message in 2 Corinthians 5:1–11 as a prophetic picture of Israel’s national transformation, not individual death or resurrection.
Dr. Randy White presents Ecclesiastes 8–9 as practical wisdom for life’s uncertainties, urging humility, contentment, and hope amid injustice, mortality, and unanswered questions.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM explores Isaiah 14’s deeper meaning, challenging the traditional link between Lucifer and Satan through historical, linguistic, and prophetic insights.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM explores Ecclesiastes 7–10, revealing hard-won wisdom through life’s paradoxes, urging humility, reflection, and hope beyond earthly understanding.
Dr. Randy White explores Ecclesiastes, highlighting wealth’s vanity, humanity's insatiable desires, the reality of injustice, and contentment as a divine gift from God.
Dr. Randy White explains how punctuation choices in Bible translations significantly impact key Christian doctrines, including Christ’s deity, afterlife, justification, predestination, and church leadership roles.
Pastor Mark Baze explores Joel’s prophetic vision—locusts, divine judgment, supernatural armies, and Israel’s future restoration—all pointing to God’s sovereignty and the coming Kingdom.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM emphasizes reverent worship, cautious speech, and sincere vows before God, warning against thoughtless religion and urging holy fear over empty ritual.
Dr. Randy White explains why ancient Jews missed the suffering Messiah—highlighting prophetic ambiguity, cultural expectations of glory, and retrospective clarity only seen after Jesus' resurrection.
Dr. Randy White reveals Ecclesiastes 4 as prophetic: exposing societal collapse, divine labor, and the rise of a humble, eternal King who replaces failed human leadership.
Dr. Randy White explains 1 Corinthians 13:12, showing how early sign gifts faded as the church came under a single Gospel.
Dr. Randy White explains Solomon’s view of judgment, mortality, and labor under the law—contrasting it with our hope in Christ and life under grace.
Dr. Randy White reveals God’s sovereign, purposeful control over time, showing how biblical history is patterned—not random—to inspire reverent awe and trust in His plan.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM explores Paul's reinterpretation of Psalm 68:18, revealing Christ’s triumph over sin and death as humanity’s ultimate liberation.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM presents a minority view asserting Satan's direct influence is currently restrained, emphasizing spiritual deception over supernatural manifestations.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM explores Ecclesiastes 3, revealing how Israel’s seasons reflect God's timing, justice, and purpose, urging faithful joy and obedience.
Dr. Randy White explores how Gentile nations enter the Millennial Kingdom, challenging traditional views and offering biblical insights on Israel's exclusive kingdom inheritance and prophetic role.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM explores Ecclesiastes 2:12–26, revealing how true joy comes not from control or legacy, but present grace and Torah-rooted wisdom.
Dr. Randy White explores Solomon’s test of joy, revealing that Torah permits pleasure—but only as a temporary booth, not a permanent home for the soul.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM examines a pronoun shift in 1 Corinthians 15, revealing that “we” refers to Israel’s transformation, not the Church’s rapture.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM unpacks Solomon’s confession in Ecclesiastes 1, revealing how wisdom without obedience led to failure, regret, and lasting consequences.
Dr. Randy White explains how forgiveness and non-imputation are two sides of the same coin, clarifying salvation’s process of forgiveness, non-imputation, and justification through faith.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM explores life's fleeting nature through Ecclesiastes, urging viewers to savor life's moments while anchoring their hope beyond this temporary world.
Dr. Randy White explores how Christ’s crucifixion achieved dominion restoration, destroyed sin, and unveiled divine glory, grace, and example beyond personal salvation alone.
Dr. Randy White challenges Calvinist interpretations, arguing Acts 13:48 reflects situational persuasion, not predestined fate, urging listeners to let Scripture speak for itself.
Dr. Randy White exposes the corrupt legal process that led to Jesus’ death, revealing shocking parallels to modern legal misconduct and spiritual injustice.
Dr. Randy White explains how God's wrath and reconciliation vary across biblical ages, resolving contradictions through dispensational theology in this insightful theological breakdown.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM explores Old Testament appearances of God, revealing them as pre-incarnate Christ—making the invisible God visible without compromising divine holiness.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM challenges traditional timelines of Jesus’ trial, proposing a midnight meeting with Pilate using consistent Jewish time reckoning.
Dr. Randy White explores the identity of the Angel of the LORD, presenting compelling evidence that these Old Testament appearances are preincarnate manifestations of Christ.
Dr. Randy White explores death's origins, consequences, and future—from Adam's fall to ultimate victory through Christ—revealing God's redemptive plan across all ages.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM examines Jesus’ divine claims in the Synoptic Gospels, refuting skepticism by highlighting his authority over sin, law, nature, and worship.
Dr. Randy White explores Judah’s kings through Proverbs 3:1–8, revealing how obedience led to long, stable reigns while disobedience brought chaos, destruction, and short-lived rule.
Pastor Geoff Crosson of Trinidad, CO fills in for Randy White. His sermon considers those crucified with Jesus. Were there really just two?
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, explores Romans 11:1–25, arguing that Gentile society’s moral decline will signal the end of this dispensation and God’s renewed focus on Israel.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, explores the eternal dispensation, where death, sorrow, and sin end, and believers dwell in the New Jerusalem, enjoying God’s direct presence forever.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, explores the Millennial Kingdom—Christ’s thousand-year reign of peace, righteousness, and restoration—culminating in Satan’s final defeat and the transition to eternity.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, examines the evangelical doctrine of illumination, questioning whether the Holy Spirit grants special insight into Scripture beyond its inherent clarity and sufficiency.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, examines the Holy Spirit’s role in sanctification across dispensations, emphasizing its completeness in Christ rather than a progressive process.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, explores the Judgment Dispensation—a time of divine rule, Israel’s restoration, global upheaval, and ultimate justice following the Church’s Rapture.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, explains the Holy Spirit's sealing, a unique Church-age doctrine guaranteeing believers' eternal security, future redemption, and distinct identity in Christ.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, explains the Grace Dispensation, a unique, revealed mystery through Paul, emphasizing salvation by grace alone, apart from Israel’s kingdom gospel and the Law.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, explores Romans 8:26–27, explaining the Holy Spirit's intercession for Israel's future redemption and believers' direct prayer access.
In "The Legal Dispensation," Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, explores the shift from patriarchal principles to the Mosaic Law, detailing Israel’s unique covenant, theocratic governance, and the Law’s role in shaping national and spiritual identity.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, reassesses the widely accepted doctrine of the Spirit's indwelling, arguing it was specific to the apostolic age and replaced by Scripture’s sufficiency today.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, explores the Patriarchal Dispensation, a period where God interacted with humanity through patriarchs and unwritten principles, highlighting faith, failure, and divine patience.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, examines the consequences of the Fall and Satan’s enduring lies, highlighting humanity's separation from God and the ongoing influence of deception on false religions and philosophies.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, examines the biblical basis for spiritual gifts, questioning their modern applicability. He critiques evangelical interpretations, emphasizing their temporary role in the Apostolic age.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, examines Spirit baptism, exploring its prophetic fulfillment at Pentecost, its distinction from water baptism, and its theological implications for believers today.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, explores the Edenic Dispensation, a unique period defined by humanity’s innocence, direct communion with God, and stewardship in a sinless paradise.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, emphasizes the critical need to rightly divide the Word of Truth as outlined in 2 Timothy 2:15.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, examines Joseph, Mary, and Jesus, focusing on their righteousness, obedience, and their roles in God’s plan from cradle to cross.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, reexamines the Holy Spirit’s empowerment, emphasizing its specific apostolic purpose over subjective experiences, rooting strength in Scripture rather than mystical feelings.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM explores the spiritual roles of the Magi, the Bethlehem shepherds, and the angel Gabriel in the nativity story, connecting prophecy, symbolism, and revelation.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, explores the Holy Spirit's witness to Christ, emphasizing the sufficiency of Scripture as the Spirit's completed testimony of Jesus.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM begins the series The Faces of Christmas, exploring the profound contrasts between Isaiah's prophecies, Herod’s tyranny, and the centurion’s testimony, highlighting Jesus’s universal significance.
Dr Randy White of Taos, NM explores John 14.26 and John 16.13, emphasizing the Holy Spirits unique guidance for the apostles in recording Scripture contrasting this with evangelical interpretations of ongoing mysticism
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, explores Epaphras’ faithful ministry, emphasizing his prayerful dedication to the Colossians’ spiritual growth, firm faith, and Christ-centered maturity.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, highlights the Holy Spirit's convicting work in Acts 2–7, emphasizing Scripture's sufficiency over mystical experiences for repentance and transformation.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, explains God's universal reconciliation through Christ's death, highlighting humanity's alienation, the cross's physicality, and the importance of continued faith.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM, explores John 16:8–11, arguing that the Holy Spirit’s conviction of sin, righteousness, and judgment was a specific, dispensational work for Israel during the apostolic age, rather than a universal, ongoing ministry.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM highlights Christ's preeminence in Colossians 1:15-20, affirming His divine authority, role as Creator, and sustaining power over all creation.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM explains regeneration as the Spirit's transformative work, offering believers daily renewal through faith, purpose, and spiritual growth.
Dr. Randy White explores Colossians 2:6-10, underscoring believers' completeness in Christ and the dangers of worldly influences that detract from Christ-centered faith.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM reexamines the ministry of the Holy Spirit, distinguishing between Israel's prophetic promises and the Church's unique role post-Pentecost.
Luca Welch, intern to Randy White, explores how the tri-unity of man—body, soul, and spirit—mirrors the Trinity of God, deepening our understanding of divine and human nature.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM explores David's "last words" in 2 Samuel 23:1-7, revealing their deeper theological significance. David reflects on divine inspiration, righteous leadership, God's eternal covenant, and ultimate justice.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM explains four major theological views on Israel, the church, the Kingdom of God, baptism, the Lord's Supper, and the Law.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM discusses King David's final moments, offering spiritual advice to Solomon and handling unresolved conflicts. David's reign concludes, establishing Solomon as the next king.
Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM discusses the doctrine of soul sleep, comparing various Christian afterlife beliefs and exploring its historical roots, biblical basis, and theological implications.
King David's succession crisis unfolds as Adonijah attempts to seize the throne. Nathan and Bathsheba intervene, leading to Solomon's anointing as king and Adonijah's ultimate downfall.
Explore the fascinating debate on soul sleep vs. conscious afterlife. Discover biblical passages, historical perspectives, and theological arguments shaping this intriguing aspect of Christian eschatology.
Dr. Randy White discusses the dangers of spiritual delusion, emphasizing the sufficiency of Scripture and warning against relying on subjective experiences for divine guidance.
Dr. Randy White explores the transition from belief to delusion, examining scriptural warnings, psychological factors, and spiritual consequences. He provides guidance for recognizing and addressing delusional thinking in one's faith journey.
Protestants believe in election to salvation. Evangelicals often believe in election to service. Randy White believes in neither!
In this Because You Asked sermon, we discover a list of texts that can be used to quickly discern a preacher's theology.
Dr. Randy White addresses the difference Christianity has made in our world, and what a world without Christianity would look like. This is part of the Because You Asked series.