As the saying goes, ‘you can’t blink your eyes without seeing a church building’. There are hundreds of thousands of churches all across the country. There seems to be one on most every street corner. In my county there are over one hundred different churches. Which one is the correct one? Which one should we […]
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Which Church Should I Attend?
September 5th, 2005 · Comments Off on Which Church Should I Attend?
Am I Required to Attend Church?
September 5th, 2005 · Comments Off on Am I Required to Attend Church?
Firstly, we must understand that if we are saved by trusting the gospel of the grace of God then we are the church, the temple of the Holy Ghost (1 Cor 3:16, 1 Cor 6:19-20). Read ‘What is the Church?’ for more information. Wherever we are, the church is. By this understanding, you are always […]
Jesus: Minister of the Circumcision
July 29th, 2005 · Comments Off on Jesus: Minister of the Circumcision
Taught by Justin Johnson on . Description: Romans 15:8 is the definitive verse describing Jesus’ earthly ministry in Matthew-John. Jesus came at a certain time in history in order to confirm the promises made unto the fathers. His life concerned God’s program for the earth.
Did Gentiles In the Old Testament Get Salvation?
June 20th, 2005 · Comments Off on Did Gentiles In the Old Testament Get Salvation?
Gentiles in time past could get eternal life if they approached God in God’s way. God’s plan in time past concerned Israel as a chosen people by God to dispense the blessings of God to the world. Gentiles then could get eternal life through Israel. God made a promise to Abraham that through him all […]
Are Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John Old Testament Books?
June 18th, 2005 · Comments Off on Are Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John Old Testament Books?
Most every casual Bible student would know that the New Testament section of the Bible begins with the books of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. We may also know that the origin of this division comes from the different languages from which they were translated. However, naming the Greek portion of Scripture as the New […]
