A Discussion on Dreams
Over at the Living Waters Podcast, Ray Comfort, Emeal “E.Z.” Zwayne, Mark Spence, and Oscar Navarro have a discussion on what does the Bible say about dreams
Q&A Sesson with Costi Hinn and Voddie Baucham
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Is the Resurrection of Jesus Likely or Unlikely?
Well, we are coming up on Easter. And while Christians will be celebrating the resurrection, others will doubt it. Our world’s skepticism over miracles is nothing new. Ever since David Hume, philosophers and scholars have been making the case against…
A Discussion on Hell
Many in the church today do not believe in Hell. Some think Hell is something that is just made up to keep people in line. Hell is very real because the Bible says it is. In this video from the Pastor Scholar Podcast, Ryan Day, Dr. Cory M. Ma…
Ruslan rightly calls out Sam Shamoun for his sinful behavior.
In the last 3 minutes, Ruslan rightly calls out Sam Shamoun for his sinful behavior. – He is full of sinful anger, cursing, name-calling, unhinged, bellicose, bombastic, bullying, manipulative. Click on the category of “Sam Shamoun” and you can read … Continue reading
Tony Wood on the Issue with Megachurches
On the Christianly Podcast, Tony Wood and Dean Defuria discuss the problems with Megachurches.
Tony Wood on the Issue with Megachurches
On the Christianly Podcast, Tony Wood and Dean Defuria discuss the problems with Megachurches.
Praying in a Storm
God moves in a mysterious way, His wonders to perform: He plants His footsteps in the sea, And rides upon the storm.[1] (William Cowper) Have you ever found yourself driving in a storm? If the storm is quite bad, you can lose all sense of direction and security. Sometimes, you do not know what to […]
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Christ’s Work on Your Behalf
For Christ also suffered for sins once for all, the righteous for the unrighteous, so that He might bring you to God, having been put to death in the flesh, but made alive in the spirit (1 Peter 3:18).Christ has stood in the place of the true Christian…
Book Review: Daily Doctrine by Kevin DeYoung
Systematic Theology is a subject most Christians do not study because they think it is only for those in seminary. Sadly, there are some pastors that think it as well. There have been many great theological books over the centuries yet most of them are…
Impassibility and Christology: Did Jesus Really Suffer?
Divinity cannot suffer, yet in the incarnation God the Son does enter into our human experience and suffer to manifest His love to us, thus bringing us to Himself.
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Why Hospitality in the New Testament Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Does
The lovable Disney film Moana, tells the story of a young girl who lives on a Polynesian island and is the daughter of the chief. Like many fathers, the chief is overly protective of his daughter, and also of the people he rules.
As a result, the peopl…
Voddie Baucham: God’s Design for Men and Women
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I Have Decided…
I have decided that from this point forward I am a paedo Baptist. That’s right. After much debate and the fact that I have discovered Baptists are not reformed, I am making the switch to having babies be baptized. You can imagine how this conversation …
I Have Decided…
I have decided that from this point forward I am a paedo Baptist. That’s right. After much debate and the fact that I have discovered Baptists are not reformed, I am making the switch to having babies be baptized. You can imagine how this conversation …
Does the Church Need the Creeds? Why Ancient Confessions Still Matter
Christians can be identified objectively as those who confess with their mouths the creed of their hearts, that Jesus is Lord.
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Book Review: Theonomy Old and New: A Reformed Baptist Assessment by Sam Waldron and Tom Hicks
I am sure many of you have heard of theonomy. Well, if you have not, do not fear, many in the church has not either. I have to admit the first time I heard this word was when an elder at my former church mentioned he saw in on a bumper sticker. Th…
Augustine on Righteousness as a gift of God which He endows man when He justifies the ungodly
Here, perhaps, it may be said by that presumption of man, which is ignorant of the righteousness of God, and wishes to establish one of its own, that the apostle quite properly said, “For by the law shall no man … Continue reading
Does Classical Trinitarianism Undermine Complementarianism?
If you abandon Eternal Relations of Authority and Submission (ERAS) between the persons of the godhead, will you lose complementarianism as well? Does a commitment to classical trinitarianism undermine or weaken the case for headship and submission within the home? Some may fear that a departure from ERAS opens the door to egalitarianism. Unfortunately, a […]
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Christ or Chaos
In his talk for the Operation Save America National Event, Pastor Luke Pierson shows how the fight to end the slaughter of our pre-born neighbors is ultimately a battle for worship.
Keep Your Baby, God Gave Him to You.
Watch this beautiful and heartwarming story of a life saved. Meet baby Dion. He is such a precious little boy and this story is incredible.
Mother Chooses Life!
Aleasha had her mindset on having an abortion after learning she was about to become a single mom. Thanks to faithful Christians, Aleasha was provided with the resources and support needed and chose life for her daughter.
Mother Chooses Life!
Aleasha had her mindset on having an abortion after learning she was about to become a single mom. Thanks to faithful Christians, Aleasha was provided with the resources and support needed and chose life for her daughter.
The Save We Didn’t See
“Got to see this little boy today. He was saved from abortion over four years ago. His mom stopped by and told us she was headed into the mill but stopped and talked with us. That she changed her mind that day and now this precious little boy is 4 years old. Praise the Lord!!” […]
The Save We Didn’t See
“Got to see this little boy today. He was saved from abortion over four years ago. His mom stopped by and told us she was headed into the mill but stopped and talked with us. That she changed her mind that day and now this precious little boy is 4 years old. Praise the Lord!!” […]
Voddie Baucham: Do Not Love the World
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Costi Hinn: What Are You Living For?
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Eternal Relations of Authority and Submission and the Active Obedience of Christ: What’s at Stake?
Traditionally, the church has defined the Trinity in a particular way: one nature, three persons. A nature refers to what something is, while a person refers to who someone is. But how do we define three uncreated persons who share the same nature? Historically, we have done so through what is known as “Personal Relations,” […]
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Taking God’s Name in Vain
The third commandment instructs us not to take the name of the Lord in vain. I suppose for most people, that means only one thing: don’t use swear words and especially don’t use God’s name as a swear word. Of course, that is right. But it’s more than t…
How Many Wills Does Jesus Have? The Importance of Christ’s Humanity and Divinity
The incarnate Christ is one divine person who subsists in two distinct yet united natures, divine and human. He is not two persons, but rather “one Person and one Subsistence, not parted or divided into two persons, but one and the same Son.”
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