We don’t have to achieve racial reconciliation, it exists. It is a reality that we must walk in, but it has already been accomplished in Christ. In this session, Voddie Baucham unpacks Ephesians 2: 10-11 to show the sufficiency of Christ’s death on the cross to bring us near to perfect reconciliation. In recent years we … More Racial Reconciliation
This article makes the statement “A disembodied Church assumes that a disembodied faith is possible.” I wish it had gone further to point out that the assembly together of saint Acts 2:42-43, Colossians 3:16, Hebrews 10:24-25 is implicitly implied as a command in the Bible. Either way, its warning is prudent. Futurists and tech industry … More The Church in the Metaverse
This week’s ‘Stand in the Gap Today’ Radio Highlight On Feb. 2, 2022, Stand in the Gap Today Host, Hon. Sam Rohrer, and co-host, Dr. Gary Dull, interviewed Dr. Ed Hindson, Professor of Religion at Liberty University. They discussed a certain theological belief called Replacement Theology and more specifically how it applies to eschatology. What is ‘Replacement Theology’? Should Christians believe that God … More Replacement Theology
I received the following email from David Qaoud, whom I have been following for a number of years and thought I would pass it on: I’m a sucker for book recommendations for Christians (this is David Qaoud’s extensive list). I feel the right kind of proud when someone asks me for a book recommendation. One way … More Christian Book Recommendations
Sin is never done in isolation. In fact, there are vertical, horizontal, and inward effects of it. Source: The Vertical, Horizontal, and Inward Realities of Sin
Christians have long struggled to understand the various ways the Bible, especially the New Testament, talks about “the world.” In John 16:33, for example, Jesus tells His disciples that “in this world (they) will have trouble,” but to “be of good cheer” because He has “overcome the world.” The Greek word here for “world” is “kosmos,” … More God (Still) Loves His World
At the risk of falling into the current debate over whether Christians should tone down the language and imagery when it comes to their faith, the Bible presents the Incarnation as an act of war against Satan, sin, and death… READ MORE > > >
It’s troubling, says a Christian apologist and author, that large percentages of Catholics, Christians from mainline denominations, and – to a lesser degree – evangelicals believe people can get to heaven even if they don’t believe in God. READ MORE > > >
3 Questions about Regeneration Joel R. Beeke and Paul M. Smalley Regeneration is Trinitarian grace, involving the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit in one divine act. It is often ascribed to God the Father, to whom the regenerate relate as his children… Keep Reading
The Lord saw that the wickedness (depravity) of man was great on the earth, and that every imagination or intent of the thoughts of his heart were only evil continually. Genesis 6:5 (AMP) This verse is antediluvian, that is pre-Noaic flood. If one looks at the world around us today, it is easy to ask, … More America’s Moral Depravity
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