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 […]
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Christians Behaving Badly
July 17th, 2021 · Comments Off on Christians Behaving Badly
Respect Time
June 26th, 2021 · Comments Off on Respect Time
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 […]
Never Read a Single Verse
June 19th, 2021 · Comments Off on Never Read a Single Verse
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. […]
Beware of Deception
April 17th, 2021 · Comments Off on Beware of Deception
What causes deception? Romans 16:18 says “good words and fair speeches”. Notice that deception does not sound bad or confusing. Words that sound good can be wrong. Sermons that are beautiful can be untrue. Verses can be taken out of context, narratives can be fabricated, scriptures can be twisted, connections can be invented. We all […]
The Death of Charismatic Pentecostalism
March 13th, 2021 · Comments Off on The Death of Charismatic Pentecostalism
Charismatic Pentecostalism is dead, and 2020 killed it. There will still be zombies walking around claiming to be alive, but their claims have been proven false on a very public scale by the events of 2020. Charismatic Pentecostalism distinguishes itself by a belief in the continuation and practice of the apostolic powers and offices given […]
