THE IMPORTANCE OF AUTHORITY
When I was a young Christian, I had a hard time with the concept of authority. Not in the sense that I did not know what it meant but in the application of it. Let’s face it; application of Biblical … Continue reading →
Monthly Archives: August 2023
A CONUNDRUM
From the perspective of the Old Testament (and maybe more properly the Jews in the Old Testament), the world was divided into Jew and Gentile. Paul dismantles that distinction in Galatians 3:28 when he says, “There is neither Jew nor … Continue reading →
WHO IS A CHRISTIAN?
The world tosses the term “Christian” around freely. It seems that anyone who believes in Jesus is a Christian. In fact, even those people who merely say that He existed, though they make not the slightest effort to serve Him … Continue reading →
“AN OUTWARD SIGN OF AN INWARD GRACE”
This catchy expression is oft-encountered when the subject of baptism/immersion arises. It is not an expression found in the Bible. While its absence does not mean that such teaching is not there, its absence should give us pause about whether … Continue reading →