Falsus in Uno, Falsus in Omnibus
don’t spend much time on Facebook, mostly because I get in trouble for speaking my mind, and there’s just way too much scuzz on social media. You do know what scuzz is, right? It’s the junk which accumulated in a filter within the air conditioning system of our...
Forgiveness Is Our Most Critical Need
Recently, I watched a short PragerU video by Dennis Prager in which he said that our greatest need today is gratitude. It’s hard to disagree, because there is no doubt that ingratitude causes a myriad of calamity in our own lives as well as in society at large....
Dispensationalism Part 10
This is our last post in the series on dispensationalism. Much of dispensationalism is built on twisting the plain reading of Scripture as well as taking Scripture out of context. Our post today focuses on one chapter in the Bible to highlight how dispensationalism...
Dispensationalism Part 9
Now we turn our attention to Romans 11:26, in which Paul seems to prophesy the ultimate salvation of “all Israel.” What is Paul really getting at? No one verse in Romans can be used to develop doctrine or theology. Isolating one verse in Romans will almost certainly...
Dispensationalism Part 8
Now we come to the point when we can discuss the relationship between dispensationalism and current events. One of the most fundamental underpinnings of dispensationalism is the disconnection of the Old Testament from the New Testament such that Israel and the church...
Dispensationalism Part 7
We now turn our attention to how we should approach Revelation. There is not time or space here to discuss every detail. However, I believe it was William Barclay who wrote in his commentary on Revelation that John was deeply immersed in the Old Testament when he...
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