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Biblical Considerations of the Covid-19 Pandemic
Many pastors and theologians have provided their counsel, take, admonition, or encouragement on this virus that is sickening and killing people all over the world. I’ve listened to at least four sermons on it, while going about working at home while sheltered-in-place, a terminology I never remember hearing until now. It’s come up in about […]
COVID-19 / Coronavirus Gospel Tracts
I have written a COVID-19 / Coronavirus gospel tract entitled The Coming Plagues & COVID-19. You can share the link with people whom you cannot easily contact because of social distancing. You can also download a Word document version of the tract at the All Content page here (search for “Coming Plagues” and then download the […]
Do Separatist, Independent Baptist Churches Believe And Teach Jesus’ Love Must Be Earned?
A known person raised in an separatist, unaffiliated Baptist church in the last few months wrote on social media the following ideas (representative of them with some exact wording), broad brushing these churches as embracing the following doctrine and characteristics. He uses the word “communities” referring to churches. He said in essence: Their children were […]
Why Do People Have Such A Low View of the Law?
The Internal Revenue Code alone has 3.4 million words and 7,500 pages. There are 20,000 laws governing just the use and ownership of guns. I can keep going. Now, that is intrusive. That is onerous. That is prohibitive. That is repressive. That is burdensome. That is overwhelming. I should hate the laws of the United […]
The Parable of the Prodigal Son Could Be Titled “Two Sons Who Both Hated Their Father”
Jesus tells three parables in Luke 15, all of which reveal the love of God the Father for the lost, unlike the religious leaders in Israel. He searches for them like a lost coin, first parable, lost sheep, second, and lost son, third. That states the correct view of God the Father and, therefore, also […]
Life’s Spontaneous Origin: How Likely Is It?
Evolutionists claim that the universe is billions of years old, and that supplies plenty of time for life itself, and all living beings afterwards, to evolve. How likely is the spontaneous origin of life from non-life? It is approximately one in 10112,500(source). That means that it is incomprehensibly more likely that you will win the jackpot […]
What Does This Mean? “He That Feareth Is Not Made Perfect in Love” (1 John 4:18b)
Part One Today many millennial professing Christians have made themselves prey to superficial and self-help style preaching in postmodern evangelical churches. They are not set in these churches by God, but they’ve searched them for agreement with a world of their own imagination. The look or imagery is the pastor on a dark stage in […]
What Is Perfect Love and the Fear That It Casts Out in 1 John 4:18?
You can find a pretty horrific description of the pain and suffering of the coronavirus. You can read the mounting deaths and see the graph of the steep upward curve of infections. You can hear about the precipitous drop in employment and your retirement investment. You could be afraid because of such information. The Apostle […]
Come to Israel! Join a Bible-Lands Tour in Early 2021
Unless the Rapture happens first, there should be relatively normal life on earth once the COVID-19 scare has passed (and you are tired of sitting at home wondering if you are going to get sick.) As has been mentioned earlier on this blog, we are planning to move to the Bay Area to assist Bethel […]
The Rejection of the Man of Sorrows
Philip Paul Bliss was a revivalist hymn writer in the mid 19th century, who in 1875 penned among others the well-known, “Hallelujah, What a Savior!”, the first line of which reads: Man of Sorrows! what a name for the Son of God, who came ruined sinners to reclaim. “Man of sorrows” originates from Isaiah 53:3 […]
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