Eternal Evangelism

As with the world today and throughout history, the material prosperity of the people in the Bible was often determined by the condition of the society around them more than anything else and/or by particularly exalted or abased circumstances which they would have been in anyways whether they were righteousRead More

Genesis 1:1 says: “In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.” This in itself implies His eternal existence, His infinite power, His separation from His creation, and His supremacy over all creation. There is a God and a definite standard of right and wrong which is from Him. Read More

Proverbs 11:4 says: “Riches profit not in the day of wrath: but righteousness delivereth from death.” It’s obvious right from the Old Testament that riches, to whatever extent they interfere with righteousness, ought to be shunned.  We find abundant proof there that being driven by material gain and being faithfulRead More

We see in Acts 24:25 that the Apostle Paul “reasoned of righteousness, temperance, and judgment to come” as he preached Christ to the heathen Roman Governor Felix.  In relation to this, the Bible surely teaches that those who love money, along with those who are in any way governed byRead More

As with the Roman Catholic Church, the Eastern Orthodox Church’s prescription for being justified with God and worshiping Him acceptably is simply not the Great Physician’s prescription set forth in Scripture. Both the Orthodox Church and the Catholic Church are rooted in unbiblical tradition. Here are some examples: Use ofRead More

All of Calvinism rests upon the concept of the Total Depravity of man.  The Calvinistic concept of Total Depravity is destroyed by how the Bible teaches repentance unto life; not life unto repentance.   In teaching that spiritual life (or, regeneration) comes before repentance towards God, the Calvinists practically claim thatRead More

The Calvinists have chosen to believe that they don’t have freewill to worship and serve God acceptably.  They often seek to persuade others to make the same choice. The Calvinist basically raises his hand to the claim that man can never raise his hand. The Calvinist will inevitably do thingsRead More

The Apostle’s exhortation for the new disciples to continue in the grace of God in Acts 13:43 would be unnecessary and insane if Calvinistic Irresistible Grace and Perseverance of the saints were true. Since the Apostles’ epistles are addressed to regenerated believers in Christ, the warnings about falling away fromRead More

Even “Mr. Faith Alone” Martin Luther’s favorite Bible verse (Romans 1:17) demonstrates that continual justification before God is conditioned upon continually living by faith. Good works, as defined by the Bible, are not a by-product of salvation.  They are rather a necessary expression of a living faith in Christ.   TheRead More