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9 articles, ordered by date published, newest first.
These are perilous times. The inspiration of the Word of God has been attacked in recent times more than ever before. Questioning the inerrancy and infallibility of Scripture is an attack on its inspiration.
Read →Modern academia applauds the fair speeches of ancient Greek philosophers, men like Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and the like; and the gullible minds of educated men are sincerely impressed. Meanwhile, the apostle Paul remains thoroughly unimpressed!
Read →Peter was arguing for the equality of Scripture in the Old and New Testaments. The “vision” that Peter was referring to was already written down, canonized, and circulated as Scripture through the Gospels (Matt. 16:21-17:13, Mk. 8:27-9:13, Lk. 9:29-35).
Read →John MacArthur, over the past many years, has served as a beacon of hope to many for theological conservatism and fundamentalism. But in the already precarious year of 2020, he joined together with the Lockman Foundation
Read →However, this complicates the issue by presenting to the reader a number of various definitions to choose from which slightly or significantly alter the meaning of the verse in question.
Read →All that really matters is if the Prophet is turning people from their sins and from the wickedness of their doings (Jer. 23:18-22). Passion does not equal power. Passionate preachers these days can stir up congregations into a frenzy of celebration.
Read →They feel themselves to be the most humble people on the face of the earth by virtue of truly knowing God, but in reality what they believe to be the knowledge of God is the source of the problem.
Read →“When you hear that kind of news, you do some real soul searching and here is something disturbing I found out about me. I don’t trust all my motivations in ministry.”
Read →Have you ever wondered why Christ is so rich, and yet, you are so poor? Why Christ is so strong, and yet, you are so weak? Why Christ overcame the world, and yet, you are overwhelmed by it?
Read →New articles and studies from Biblical Theology — delivered when they publish.
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9 articles, ordered by date published, oldest first.
Have you ever wondered why Christ is so rich, and yet, you are so poor? Why Christ is so strong, and yet, you are so weak? Why Christ overcame the world, and yet, you are overwhelmed by it?
Read →“When you hear that kind of news, you do some real soul searching and here is something disturbing I found out about me. I don’t trust all my motivations in ministry.”
Read →They feel themselves to be the most humble people on the face of the earth by virtue of truly knowing God, but in reality what they believe to be the knowledge of God is the source of the problem.
Read →All that really matters is if the Prophet is turning people from their sins and from the wickedness of their doings (Jer. 23:18-22). Passion does not equal power. Passionate preachers these days can stir up congregations into a frenzy of celebration.
Read →However, this complicates the issue by presenting to the reader a number of various definitions to choose from which slightly or significantly alter the meaning of the verse in question.
Read →John MacArthur, over the past many years, has served as a beacon of hope to many for theological conservatism and fundamentalism. But in the already precarious year of 2020, he joined together with the Lockman Foundation
Read →Modern academia applauds the fair speeches of ancient Greek philosophers, men like Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and the like; and the gullible minds of educated men are sincerely impressed. Meanwhile, the apostle Paul remains thoroughly unimpressed!
Read →Peter was arguing for the equality of Scripture in the Old and New Testaments. The “vision” that Peter was referring to was already written down, canonized, and circulated as Scripture through the Gospels (Matt. 16:21-17:13, Mk. 8:27-9:13, Lk. 9:29-35).
Read →These are perilous times. The inspiration of the Word of God has been attacked in recent times more than ever before. Questioning the inerrancy and infallibility of Scripture is an attack on its inspiration.
Read →New articles and studies from Biblical Theology — delivered when they publish.