Biblical theology traces God’s revelation as it unfolds through Scripture, honoring context, progression, and the unified purpose of Jehovah.
What Is Biblical Theology?
What the Bible Says About Foot Washing
Jesus’ washing of the apostles’ feet was an act of humility, not a ceremony. Scripture presents it as a pattern of loving service, not a ritual for the church.
Ash Wednesday: Examining Its Unbiblical Origins and Practices
Ash Wednesday’s ritual of ashes is unbiblical, rooted in post-apostolic and pagan traditions, misapplying Scripture and lacking apostolic authority.
The Biblical and Theological Examination of Ascetic Theology
Biblical ascetic theology is the disciplined pursuit of holiness through obedience and grace, not mysticism, based entirely on the authority of Scripture.
Baptism by Immersion: The Public Declaration of Faith
Baptism by immersion is the believer’s public declaration of faith, symbolizing death to sin and resurrection to new life in Christ.
You Were Bought with a Price: Ownership Demands Holiness – 1 Corinthians 6:20
Paul teaches that believers have been bought by Christ’s death and now must glorify God in their bodies—living in purity, service, and submission.
Sins Against the Body: Unique Gravity of Sexual Sin – 1 Corinthians 6:18
Paul reveals that sexual sin is uniquely defiling because it is committed against the very body that has been redeemed and sanctified by God.
One Flesh and Covenant Defilement – Genesis 2:24; 1 Corinthians 6:16
Paul affirms that sexual union creates a binding “one flesh” covenant, even when misused through fornication or prostitution—defiling God’s original design.
All Things Lawful? Paul Confronts Misused Liberties – 1 Corinthians 6:12
Paul rebukes Corinth’s misuse of liberty, teaching that true freedom in Christ excludes anything that is spiritually unprofitable or enslaving to the believer.
“When the Perfect Comes”: Completion of Revelation, Not Return of Christ – 1 Corinthians 13:10
“When the perfect comes” refers to the completed canon of Scripture, not Christ’s return. Paul taught that miraculous gifts would cease with full revelation.
