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The Time In Which We Live in 2025

Eras or Epochs Many describe this era or epoch of time to be one of chaos and turmoil.  It sends tremors into the present world order.  The argument against an obvious shift in culture is its destabilization.  What is really happening today? When you open your Bible to its last book, Revelation, you see the […]

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The Historical Story of External Factors Perverting the Meaning of Church

The New Testament Meaning of Church God revealed His Word, which is the special revelation of every and all of His Words by God the Spirit through human authors.  Those words communicate plainly the will of God to man, including the nature of the church.  The church is what scripture says it is through its […]

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Pushing for and Not Apologizing for Bringing Back the Bible into the Public Square

At some point, the United States ejected from the Bible as several things:  evidence, truth, history, science, facts, objective moral reality, and authority.  Some might consider the Bible an authority for a church, but not anywhere else.  Even churches now find the Bible as passé or at least lacking in relevance as an authority.  At […]

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Crucial to a Gospel Presentation: Explain Belief (part seven)

part one    part two    part three    part four    part five    part six When I preach the gospel to someone, I explain (1) that he is sinner; he’s not a good person, (2) that he deserves a penalty for sin:  death (physical, spiritual, and eternal death), (3) that Jesus died for him, […]

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Crucial to a Gospel Presentation: Explain Belief (part six)

Part One    Part Two    Part Three    Part Four    Part Five When someone gets toward the end of preaching the gospel, he explains belief.  God saves those who believe in Jesus Christ.  All over the internet and then on paper churches do not say, believe in Jesus Christ, something that simple.  No, […]

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“Judge Not”: What’s It Saying?

The Context of Matthew 7:1 Matthew chapter seven starts with a very short, memorable command in the midst of a long sermon by Jesus:  “Judge not, that ye be not judged.”  How does that fit into His message?  People turn it into a statement against judgment or judgmentalism.  But that is not what He was […]

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A New Alternative List to the Points of Calvinism (Part Three)

Part One     Part Two The second point of Calvinism is “unconditional election,” and part two of this series said that election is not predetermined.  Instead, God elects according to His foreknowledge (1 Pet 1:2).  God knows who will believe in Him and elects them before the foundation of the world.  Calvinists get unconditional election […]

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Christ’s Genealogies: Eusebius / Africanus on Matthew & Luke

The genealogies in the Gospel of Matthew and the Gospel of Luke both record the family history of the Lord Jesus Christ.  Matthew traces the Lord’s genealogy back to Abraham, while Luke traces the geneology back to Adam. Critics have argued that there are insoluble contradictions between the two genealogies.  This blog has looked at […]

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The Validity and Potential Value of a Liturgical Calendar (Part Four)

Part One     Part Two     Part Three Being Intentional When you intend to do something — some people today call that “being intentional” — you might plan it or schedule it.  Does scripture regulate or legislate intentionality?  This thing of being intentional even has a definition:  “making deliberate choices to reflect what is most […]

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Scripture Is Science

Science The English word “science” occurs only once in the New Testament, referring to “science falsely so-called” (1 Tim 6:20).  What is often called “science” really is “science falsely so-called.”  What is science?  Merriam-Webster online gives the following definitions: 1  a :  knowledge or a system of knowledge covering general truths or the operation of […]

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