There are many misbehaving Christians. If Christianity were a collection of better behaving people, then it would be just one of many religions claiming that role. It would also be like every other religion: filled with imperfect followers, failures, and hypocrites. However, if the doctrines of the Bible are true, then it has nothing to […]

The weekend of October 16 and 17th will be our 13th annual Ambassadors Seminar. We are glad to announce our theme of Rightly Dividing Our Walk. Do you struggle to understand how you ought to walk as one saved by grace? What part does the law play? What does it mean to walk after the […]

The Thessalonians were praised by Paul for their labour in the ministry (1 Thess 1:3). Paul did not need to sound out the word in their area, because they had already done that. Even so, he desired to “perfect that which was lacking” in their faith (1 Thess 3:10). There will always be a need […]

Anachronism ~def. An error in chronology in which a person, object, event, etc., is assigned a date or period other than the correct one. Moses never drove a dune buggy, Noah could never use Craftsman tools, and Daniel never sent a resume to Barnum and Bailey. These are examples of anachronisms. Those men would know […]

Verse numbers were added to the Bible in the 16th century for easier reference and study purposes. (Imagine telling everyone to turn to page 756, 2nd paragraph, 3rd line.) They were not added to define doctrines or segregate a complete thought. This means a single verse by itself is always taken out of a context. […]