Seasoned oration ~ weak Christians
The monologue culture ~ PART 1
The monologue culture ~ PART 1
The monologue culture ~ PART 2
The monologue culture ~ PART 3
The monologue culture ~ PART 4
The monologue culture ~ PART 5
The monologue culture ~ PART 6
The monologue culture ~ PART 7
Should a Christian tithe? PART 1
Should a Christian tithe? PART 2
Should a Christian tithe? PART 3
“A false balance is abomination to the LORD: but a just weight is his delight”
(Pro 11:1)
This article is an open rebuke to all Christians who preach against institutional church in favour of a return to ‘biblical church’ but still ask for money and sell their messages.
Are we confusing the two Covenants yet again?
“I am verily persuaded the Lord hath more truth yet to break forth out of His Holy Word.”
(John Robinson)
“Brethren, be not children in understanding: howbeit in malice be ye children, but in understanding be men.”
(1Cor 14:20)
What are the implications of believing that the Scriptures are “inspired”?
Being both the ‘First’ and the ‘Only’ is not a contradiction of terms but rather a revelation of the nature and work of Jesus.
In this short article I will be citing just a few Scriptures, which I believe indicate that the length of time between Jesus’ first coming and His second coming would be “about” two thousand years.
The Sabbath is a ‘type’. It, like all the other Old Testament feasts and ceremonies, was a figure of something wonderful to come, and now it has come.
Will God answer my prayers?
When will God answer my prayers?
Instead of sifting, sorting, weeding, and thus in the process no doubt sullying further the whole pot, he ‘cast in.’ Here we have revealed to us a ‘secret’ of the principles of the workings and methods of God.
"And Jesus entered and passed through Jericho."
To examine this whole theology of cessationism we only have to establish one fact – does ‘that which is perfect’ refer to the Bible, which we now have, or to something else yet to come?
If a church gathering is so watered down to suit the non-Christian attendees and/or the main portion of the time spent together does not allow for God to speak, either to you or through you, then there is no biblical reason for being there!
Hi, I’m a student working on a Religious Studies project and I wondered if you could help me by giving an opinion. I have an essay title, “Can You Be a Christian and Not Go to Church?”
Restoring The Lord's Supper ~ PART 1
Restoring The Lord's Supper ~ PART 2
Restoring The Lord's Supper ~ PART 3
Restoring The Lord's Supper ~ PART 4
Restoring The Lord's Supper ~ PART 5