God and the Bible Are Dispensational (Part Three)

Part One     Part Two The Bible did not come in one neat tidy package.  God delivered it progressively through men over a period of 1500 years during history in real time, even using forty different men as human authors.  As God revealed scripture, it did not come with a separate interpretive handbook and glossary […]

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God does NOT love everyone? A Hyper-Calvinist Error, part 1 of 3

Is it true that God does NOT love everyone?  That is the teaching of hyper-Calvinism.  I recently put together a study entitled God Does Not Love Everyone: A Hyper-Calvinist Error where I examine that question.  I will be summarizing the argument from that larger study in three blog posts. Please read the larger work using […]

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The Watershed Moment in the Decline of the American Church: Distinction Between the Sexes

The Beginning of the Bible When you open your Bible to the first chapter of Genesis, you read in verse 27: So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them. As if that mattered, God repeats this in Genesis 5:1-2: 1 This […]

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John the Baptist and the Lord Jesus and Sending Authority in Matthew 3

Paraginomai Versus Ginomai The Greek verb paraginomai appears only three times in Matthew, an intense or emphatic form of a common verb, ginomai.   All three occur in Matthew 2 and 3: 2:1, “Now when Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judaea in the days of Herod the king, behold, there came wise men from the […]

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Evangelistic Christian T-Shirts, Collared Shirts, Car Magnet

God the Father, Son, and Spirit are seeking for true worshippers (John 4:23); nobody can truly worship the Father through Jesus Christ by the Holy Spirit without being born again (John 3:3).  Have you thought about whether you should have some evangelistic clothing that offers people the gospel, or whether your car can preach the […]

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God and the Bible Are Dispensational (Part Two)

Part One I’m not the first person to call a literal approach to the Bible, a “desert island” approach.  Stuck on an island alone, you have only a Bible.   Except for a plain reading, you have nothing to tell you what it means.  You could only take a literal approach.  You would read a dispensational […]

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God and the Bible Are Dispensational (Part One)

God Wants Understanding of His Word God delivered His Word for men to understand and by which they would live. Men must study it and then rightly divide it (2 Tim 2:15), but God made its meaning accessible (Rom 10:8-10, Deut 30:11-14).  He will judge men according to it (John 12:48). The Bible is not […]

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Greece, Biblical Christian Tour (Tutku Tours) Can You Come?

Lord willing, from March 15, 2024 to March 23, 2024 we will be on a Christian history tour of Greece with Dr. Mark Wilson and Tutku Educational Tours, visiting the ancient sites associated with the Apostle Paul’s journeys in Greece, as recorded in Scripture, as well as other sites of historical importance, such as the […]

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DeSantis, Trump, or Otherwise

2024 and 2020 Elections It looks that the Republican side of the 2024 presidential election will include a hard fought battle that spends millions and millions of dollars for candidates trying to defeat one another.  Apparently, our side could not work together to agree on a candidate to support without a huge war in the […]

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John MacArthur and Evangelical Agnosticism About or Over the Biblical Doctrine of Separation, pt. 3

Part One     Part Two Answering the Question of Separation In a Q and A at Master’s Seminary, John MacArthur answered a student’s question in chapel about the practice of separation.  I included the transcript of the question and answer in part one and made some overall analysis.  In part two I compared MacArthur’s answer […]

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