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I have been studying end-time events for the last few years, off and on. The four major views of end-time events come from: Amillennialism Historical Premillennialism Postmillennialism Premillennial Dispensationalism I have ordered them according to the ones I find the most credible...

My conviction would be, yes, and those who aren't legally married are living in sin (with the exception of a young engaged couple who might be shipwrecked on a desert island or something weird like that). Notice this verse: Matt 5: 31“It was also said, ‘Whoever divorces his wife, let him give...

Mormons believe God (Elohim) may have sinned during his exaltation. In their theology, God was a man, just like they are a man, and he was exalted to godhood through progression. I was viewing an interesting video today concerning this. Several young Mormons were asked whether they believe...

Can anti-Trinitarians properly understand Christianity? No, they cannot. God (YHVH) is the true God. YHVH is one in terms of essence, and three in terms of Persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The Father is YHVH. The Son is YHVH. The Holy Spirit is YHVH. Each have co-existed since...

I have pondered the "two tier" experience claims of various Pentecostals and charismatics" over the years. The basic idea is this: the person is supposedly saved but never experiences deliverance from sin in a substantial way. They are living an unproductive spiritual life for a period of...

I was listening to a conversation concerning biblical interpretation. One younger believer made the bold statement, "there are no allegories in Scripture". I was pretty sure his comment came from one of his usual sources of information, which include a potpourri of dispensationalists. I am...

Charles Finney has been called one of the greatest evangelists by men such as Billy Graham and Chuck Smith of Calvary Chapel. I respect Billy Graham and Chuck Smith, but did they understand what they were saying? Charles Finney was a Pelagian who denied justification by faith alone, imputed...

I'd like to recommend a four-volume set of books by Nick Needham called '2000 Years of Christ's Power". I have completed volume 2 of this set, and it is fantastic. A knowledge of church history is very important because 1) it acquaints the reader with the sources of lots of modern-day heresies...

One of the most important concepts in Christianity is union with Christ. If you don't understand this concept, I recommend reading Union with Christ by Rankin Wilbourne. The believer is joined with Jesus in a legal and spiritual sense upon salvation. In a legal sense, he shares Jesus'...