Eschatology - Were Jesus' Phrophesies Fulfilled in 70ad?
Some of the most powerful evidence that proves Jesus to be Whom he claimed to be is found in the historical fulfillment of the prophsies He foretold in the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 a.d. Yet the Church, for the most part, has allowed it to go unnoticed. Read the book the "Parousia" by James S. Russell (below) for a faith strengthening, eye opening experience!
Featured Articles: Rethinking traditions - Study to show thyself approved . . . - 2 Timothy 2:15
Another look at the man in Romans 7 When considering the topic of sin, the passage most often used to defend its pervasiveness in the Church is that of Romans 7:14-25. Is Paul speaking of a believer, an unbeliever, or something else entirely?
Is all our righteousness as filthy rags? - (with audio) The Bible makes an often overlooked distintion between self-righteousness and true righteousness. God does not view our righteous acts as filthy rags, but as costly apparel purchased with the blood of Christ.
Is the Christian a Saint, a Sinner, or both? - (with audio) We find the term “sinner” used exclusively in Scripture of those who walk in rebelliousness to God. It is never used in reference to a believer but of those who habitually practice sin, are impious, ungodly, without reverence for God, not merely irreligious, but acting in contravention of God's demands.
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Church Leaders and the Use of Honorific Titles The Lord Jesus, in Matthew 23, plainly forbids His followers from either giving or receiving honorific titles.Yet, in spite of the clarity of Jesus' command, Christians have historically ignored His words.
A Challenge to Unscriptural Traditions and Practice - Video These videos demonstrate how much Christian belief and practice, especially in regards to church life, structure and government (or ecclesiology, as the theologians like to call it), is not actually based on the Bible at all
The Christian and Entertainment - (with audio) All the emphasis in our society is on having a good time. Forgotten is the truth that God has put man on earth to work. Life is viewed as a playground rather than a workplace or a battlefield.
Is preaching in the Church biblical? This study shows that when the Bible speaks of preaching, it is speaking of what we would call evangelism and missions, not of a pastor delivering a sermon to a church group.