Romans 3:22 and Galatians 2:16 have been studied for a long time by those in ivory towers to determine the meaning of the “faith of Jesus Christ”. What is not among the leading answers is the wrongheaded idea that Jesus needed to have faith like we have faith. Is Jesus faithful? Yes. Do we need […]

Don’t let those ignorant of Bible doctrine frame the conversation. When you do, inevitably it will turn out like every national election: you will be forced into one of two sides neither of which represents your position accurately. “Are you Catholic or Protestant?” Neither. “Are you Calvinist or Arminian?” Neither. (No, I’m not pelagian) “Do […]

A question raised about your belief is not an argument against it. Don’t treat them as such. Asking a question is an admission of ignorance by the questioner, not you. Even if you don’t know the answer to the question, it does not mean your belief is false. Afterall, who made you the authority? That […]

This tip might save you time, money, and headache when trying to learn what the Bible says. There are scores of academic theological journals containing a multitude of scholarly articles. Popular magazines are filled with editorial analysis on religious subjects and popular trends. There are commentaries from many different perspectives, for different levels and uses. […]

Taught by Justin Johnson on . Description: Christians look for signs of the times, but fail to discern whether or not they live in the time of the signs. The Bible mentions signs of Christ’s birth, and his return to the Earth to reign. Yet, what should we, who live in the dispensation of God’s […]