The sword of the Spirit is the inspired Word of God—powerful, precise, and the believer’s only offensive weapon in spiritual warfare.
Apostolic Writings: Formation of the New Testament Canon
How the twenty-seven apostolic writings were inspired, preserved, and recognized as the New Testament canon by Jehovah’s guidance—not by late councils.
The Word of God Went On Growing: Peter Is Delivered, and Persecution Fails to Stop the Spread of the Good News
Jehovah’s Word triumphed over Herod’s persecution, as Peter was miraculously delivered and the good news continued to grow.
The Papal Claim to Supremacy and the Petrine Doctrine
The papal claim to supremacy rests on the Petrine Doctrine, but Scripture and history refute Peter as a supreme head of the church.
Christians: We Cannot Keep Silent
Christians must speak Jehovah’s truth boldly and fearlessly, as Jeremiah did, refusing silence in a world hostile to righteousness.
What Is the Argument From Reason?
The Argument from Reason shows that human rationality cannot be explained by naturalism but only by God, who created mankind in His image.
What Is Reformed Epistemology Apologetics?
Belief in God can be rational and warranted without formal proofs, because God designed human cognition to recognize Him through creation and conscience.
What Does It Mean That the Bible Is Self-Authenticating
The Bible is self-authenticating, bearing within itself the marks of divine origin and standing as the ultimate authority for truth and life.
Is Religion the Cause of Most Wars?
Religion is not the cause of most wars; human sin, ambition, and secular ideologies account for the greatest bloodshed in history.
Who Is a Christian According to the Bible?
The Bible defines a Christian as a true disciple of Christ in faith and obedience, not anyone who casually claims the name.


