Reading Scripture for Its Intended Purpose
Reading the Bible can lead to knowledge of God, and knowledge of God can lead to salvation.
Wesleyan-Arminianism is a God-Centered, Not Human-Centered Theology
The charge is sometimes laid at Wesleyan-Arminianism that it is a human-centered theology. In today's Seven Minute Seminary, Dr. Joshua McNall helps clarify the origin of salvation and how this illuminates the character of God.
Jesus Christ, the Divine King (A Study in Hebrews)
As Christians have reflected on Hebrews 1:8-9, they have seen a glimpse of the divinity of Jesus, just as we also see a glimpse of his humanity.
The Divine Warrior, the Anointed One, Comes (A Study in Isaiah)
The Warrior promised to the Israelites is the Messiah himself, come to defeat sin in a climactic way.
The Second Commandment in the 21st Century
Sometimes a distorted view of God Himself can become an idol, if we replace the true and living God with a god more in keeping with our own imaginations.
Jesus Depended on the Holy Spirit
Jesus was human and because Jesus was a human, he needed to be empowered from day one with and by the Holy Spirit. If this is true, then it is true that you and I need the Holy Spirit even more so.
How the Doctrine of the Trinity Helps Our Pastoral and Counseling Practice
Watch this Seven Minute Seminary by Dr. Virginia Holeman as she makes the connection between the trinitarian God of Christianity and the process of healing and sanctification for all person.
The Mode and Meaning of Baptism in the Christian Faith
Christians are not simply baptized by faith, we are baptized into a faith, i.e., into the blessed fellowship of all the redeemed. Learn more about the meaning of baptism in this blog post.
The Supremacy of Christ Should Keep Us Going (Hebrews Bible Study)
Around chapter 3 in the Letter to the Hebrews, the author begins what may be considered the formal argument that attempts to persuade and encourage the Christians to remain in their faith.
Jesus Fulfills the Story of Salvation (Hebrews Bible Study)
Hebrews 2 in particular helps fill in some of the areas left open in Paul's exposition of the gospel. The chapter begins with the first of the warning passages in this letter.
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