The Truth about Christian Liberty

Post On Christian Liberty Last Week, Entitled “Evangelicals (and Most Fundamentalists) Are Completely Messed Up About Christian Liberty and Then Mess Everyone Else Up By Pushing Their Perversion” God forbids activities.  When someone does one of them, he’s sinning.  Whatever activity God doesn’t forbid in His Word, someone has the liberty to do that without […]

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The Engagement of Others on the Modern Versions or King James Version

For the Apostle Paul to leave Judaism for faith in Christ, he had to count his old religion as dung.  Paul’s life and lifestyle was woven into Judaism.  It was a major break to say he had been wrong and now he was going an opposite direction and taking a different position.  Today you don’t […]

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Evan Roberts: 100,000 “saved” by his false gospel? Part 11 of 22

The content of this post is now available in the study of: 1.) Evan Roberts 2.) The Welsh Revival of 1904-1905 3.) Jessie Penn-Lewis on the faithsaves.net website. Please click on the people above to view the study.  On the FaithSaves website the PDF files may be easiest to read.   You are also encouraged […]

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Evangelicals (and Most Fundamentalists) Are Completely Messed Up About Christian Liberty and Then Mess Everyone Else Up By Pushing Their Perversion

If you read the epistle, 2 Peter, you find a tutorial on apostasy and it mainly relates to lust.  People want to do what they want to do, and so they’ve got to attack authority to allow for them to do what they want.  “Doing what you want” could be a definition of liberty or […]

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Embarrassment: Leviticus 18, NY Times, and Albert Mohler

Leviticus 18:22 reads: Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is abomination. In a New York Times opinion piece published last Sunday, Harvard instructor Idan Dershowitz argued that the prohibition was a late editorial addition, so that homosexual sex was permitted in the original.  Sometimes the New York Times deals with scriptural […]

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The Trip to Europe Continued (Tenth Post In Total)

One   Two   Three   Four   Five   Six   Seven   Eight   Nine I missed something from Tuesday night, the night before we headed North in England.  When we drove from Oxford, we were able to return our rental car just under the wire to the Enterprise in Hammersmith, London.  I was so happy to return that car safely […]

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Archaeological, Historical, and Prophetic Evidence for the Bible

I recently taught a two-part class at Mukwonago Baptist Bible Institute entitled “Archaeological and Historical Evidence for the Bible.”  It is not a detailed and exhaustive analysis limited to the specialist but is a survey of important material that should be valuable and easy to understand for regular Christians as well as for skeptics open […]

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The Failure of the Naturalistic View of Origins: Not Observable or Repeatable

When you look around, do you see evolution?  I don’t.  I also don’t see evidence of it. Yesterday out evangelizing, two other men with me, I talked to a professing former Christian, who now claims to be an agnostic.  That he was agnostic wasn’t surprising.  I talk to those about every week.  However, he claimed […]

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Who Is God? Trinity the Identity of God

Wrong views about God occur when men veer out of scripture for their understanding of God.  We know God by His revelation of Himself.  In and through God’s creation, we witness the works of God, which show His attributes.  However, God’s works are not His identity.  They are what He does.  He creates, so He […]

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Free Trade, Putin, and Other Takes on the Geopolitical Scene

Some of the right criticizes President Trump for the tariffs in favor of what has been termed, “free trade.”  If you are a true conservative, you support free trade, and if you don’t, this marks you as not quite a conservative.  I’m sure I haven’t arrived at a conclusion on this, but I have some […]

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