Form Criticism and Tradition Criticism

Explore the potential pitfalls of modern biblical critiques and their effects on traditional beliefs.

January 16, 2017 6

WHAT DOES THE BIBLE REALLY SAY About Women Pastors/Preachers?

Explore the age-old question: What is the true biblical stance on women leading in pastoral roles?

January 3, 2017 16

What Is Walking In the Truth?

The apostle John was now 98-years-old, and he rejoiced greatly over Gaius’ Christian life, for walking in the truth and, with reference to his hospitality, for his faithful work with the brothers in his congregation and his love before the congregation.

November 7, 2016 1

Why the Greek Verb Pisteuō (“Believe,” “Have Faith,” “Trust In”) Is Rendered Differently

The Greek verb pisteuō varies in translation—“believe,” “believe in,” “believe on”—according to its grammatical construction, revealing deep nuances of faith.

November 1, 2016 6

Understanding Faith Without Works Is Dead

The passage from James 2:14-26 emphasizes the connection between faith and works. It questions the value of faith without accompanying works and highlights that genuine faith is evidenced by actions. Using examples like the hypothetical situation of a person without clothes or daily food, and the actions of Abraham and Rahab, the passage underscores that faith without works is dead and emphasizes the importance of demonstrating faith through actions.

October 29, 2016 1

How Can Doubts Destroy Our Christian Faith?

If we knew what was happening to our body, slowly, over time, we would take appropriate actions to avoid exposing ourselves to a dangerous bacterium, virus, or any other microorganisms. Of course, this was all leading to the importance of being and remaining “healthy in faith.” Are we like the young person, who believes nothing bad physically can happen to them?

October 18, 2016 2