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True Communion of the Lord’s Table Local Only

1 Corinthians 12:27 and Defining “the Body” Paul deliberately excludes himself from “the body of Christ” with his use of “ye” in 1 Corinthians 12:27: Now ye are the body of Christ, and members in particular. He refers exclusively to the church at Corinth, as he writes from afar and not as a member of […]

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Addressing the Twisted, False Stated Position on “the Chosen People” by Tucker Carlson

Part One Tucker Carlson’s False Statements about Israel Tucker Carlson seems to be his own work in progress on the meaning of Israel as “the chosen people.”  He interviews many various conflicting positions on this issue.  To see his situation in a generous way, I think he’s confused.  This is what he said in a […]

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People Saying They Love Who Don’t Love

Good to Say, I Love You It’s good to say, “I love you.”  Maybe we can practice it together.  “I love you guys.”  “Love you.” Apostle Paul Scripture does this.  Usually the Apostle Paul will include a clear expression of love among the words of the text of one of his epistles.  In Romans 12:19, […]

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

Part One     Part Two     Part Three Actual Lord Jesus Christ For faith to be saving faith, the person must place the faith in the actual Lord Jesus Christ.  This means He is the Christ, not an impostor.  It is not saving faith if it does not direct toward the saving object, which is […]

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Zeitgeist: The Divine Requirement to Discern the Spirit of the Age

Zeitgeist Zeitgeist is a German or Germanic term found in books going back to the 18th century.  Within a translation of the German Philosophisches Journal in 1794, the English translation reads on page 302, “Zeitgeist also works on the national spirit.  Every age has its own imagination.”  Zeit is the German word for “time” and […]

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Fried Preacher

Early Personal Considerations When I was a child, growing up in an independent Baptist church, I thought God dropped pastors down from heaven, at least something like that.  Even when I was in high school and college, I regarded these men with reverence.  God was infinitely higher and greater to me, of course, but they […]

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Application in the Story of the Rift Between Paul and Barnabas, Starting in Acts 15:35-41

Acts 15:35-41:  Barnabas and Paul The Jerusalem and Antioch churches settled a dispute in Acts 15.  After that, a rift occurred between long time fellow laborers.  Here is the text (verses 35-41): 35 Paul also and Barnabas continued in Antioch, teaching and preaching the word of the Lord, with many others also. 36 And some […]

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Paul Stands Against Peter and the Subject of Authority (Part Three)

Part One     Part Two Authority of Scripture To obey God and His Word, one must first believe in His authority and the authority of His Word.  I believe in God’s authority and the authority of His Word.  True New Testament churches submit to the Bible as their final authority. God and His Word also […]

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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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Revivalism or Fake Revival, Jesus Revolution, and Asbury

Other Work By Me On This Topic (Here1, Here2, Here3, Here4, Here5, Here6, Here7, Here8, Here9, Here10, and Here11) What do you think is worse?  Fake Revival or No Revival?  I would say, fake is worse.  I’ve got, I think, good reasons for fake being worse than no revival.  Fake revival does far more damage […]

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