Christian Publishing House Blog
Apologetic Defense of the faith, the Bible, and Christianity
God's sovereignty means He actively rules over creation, history, and salvation without violating human responsibility, working all things for His perfect purpose.
Isaiah 63:9 identifies the angel of God's presence as Michael the archangel—Jehovah’s appointed messenger, not a theophany or preincarnate Christ.
The analogy of being suggests similarities between God's being and creatures, but poses significant theological challenges against Scriptural authority.
Salvation is a continuous journey requiring faith, repentance, obedience, and perseverance, emphasizing personal responsibility and the potential for forfeiture.
Realism, especially in biblical context, underpins objective morality, truth, and rational order, contrasting Nominalism's subjectivism and supporting theological integrity.
The noetic effects of sin distort human reasoning and understanding, necessitating divine revelation for true knowledge and moral clarity.
Neotheism challenges classical Christian doctrine by asserting God lacks exhaustive foreknowledge of future choices, raising serious theological implications.
This article critiques Dispensationalism from a conservative Christian viewpoint, emphasizing a unified biblical narrative over its segmented theological framework.
Explore how the portrayal of God across the Scriptures might not be as divided as often thought. Discover unity in divinity.
Exploring the balance between divine law and grace: has God's standard truly shifted?
