What does it mean for God to be eternal? If God created the heavens and earth, did He also create time, or has He always existed within it? Scripture calls God eternal and unchanging, while declaring that all things were made through the Word. What does it mean for the Word to be the beginning and end, entering time as flesh? And what does the Spirit, the giver of life, reveal about Christ and our relationship with eternity?
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God’s Foreknowledge and Free Will
What does Scripture reveal about God’s foreknowledge, human free will, and whether the future is fixed? The Bible often portrays God as knowing and declaring future events before they occur. Yet other passages depict God responding to human choices—warning, waiting for repentance, changing announced judgments, testing people, and expressing grief. This post explores how Scripture presents these seemingly contrasting themes.
New Testament Unwrapped
Christians often discuss faith, works, justification, righteousness, eternal life, and perseverance as though the New Testament presents one consistent message. Yet its authors express these doctrines differently. This post examines how Christian denominations have developed their theological positions by selecting, combining, and interpreting passages from different New Testament authors, rather than simply following Christ’s teachings as presented in the Gospels.
Calvinism Collapses without Original Sin
Reformed theology teaches “non-elect” children, even aborted babies go to hell for eternity due to doctrine of Original Sin. This false doctrine as explained by Reformed theology creates a cruel God who declares all unborn babies as sinners and demands justice before they even took the first breath. We previously addressed this topic in another post, but this post will focus on other doctrines that fall apart and how the entire systematic theology built upon it will crumble.
Paul is the Antichrist
Everyone who does not confess that Jesus Christ coming in the flesh is the deceiver and the antichrist. But how many Christians know that Paul never confessed that Jesus would come in the flesh, but rather that He was resurrected in the Spirit and will return in the Spirit? He even claims Jesus Christ is a Spirit. By the Bible’s own definition, Paul is the deceiver and the antichrist. The next time you read the New Testament, are you reading to obey the teachings of Jesus Christ or listening to the voice of an antichrist?
New Testament on Obedience for Salvation
When we examine each New Testament book and its teaching on salvation, a clear pattern emerges. Paul’s letters uniquely emphasize that salvation comes through faith alone, with faith imputed for obedience. In contrast, the Gospels and the other New Testament writings consistently highlight obedience as a requirement for salvation.
Two Spirits: Which Holy Spirit do you have?
Two Spirits. In Pauline letters, the Holy Spirit is received at the moment of faith in Christ, signifying adoption as God’s children, bestowing spiritual gifts, sealing salvation, and producing the fruit of the Spirit as believers are sanctified to reflect Christ. In contrast, the non-Pauline letters describe the Holy Spirit as granted only to those who obey Christ, requiring to be born of God and God’s seed in them, which renders them incapable of sinning and overcoming the world. Which Spirit do you have? Do not be deceived. Test every spirit.
Christ Refuting most of Protestant Solas
The Five Solas emerged during the Protestant Reformation as a summary of key theological differences between Reformers and the Roman Catholic Church. It emphasized salvation by grace alone (sola gratia), through faith alone (sola fide), based on Scripture alone (sola scriptura), in Christ alone (solus Christus), and for the glory of God alone (soli Deo gloria). In this post, we will explore how three out of Five Solas can be refuted just by using the words of Jesus Christ.
A Theological Critique of TULIP
Let’s explore verses often quoted by Calvinists from Words of Jesus Christ and God the Father to justify TULIP, and investigate how they error in every one of them. Please note these posts does not include any counter-verses elsewhere from words of Jesus but just taking the very verses quoted for Calvinism and disproving how they err using the same context in that verse.
Substitutionary and Penal Substitutionary Atonement
When we say Christ died for our sins, many believe it is through Penal Substitutionary Atonement. It teaches that Jesus took the punishment that humans deserve for sin, in their place, so they can be forgiven and reconciled to God. What many don’t realise is that, the law, the prophets and God Himself is against Penal Substitutionary Atonement.
Simple Bible Reader Retired
The first version of Simple Bible Reader was released on July 1, 2011, and it has come a long way over nearly 14 years. Back in 2011, conversion from one format to another wasn’t easily available and this software fulfilled that requirement. It is now time for it to retire, as there are several other alternatives available.
God’s plan for Gaza
Two years ago, we explored the future of Gaza in another post, were Scripture says, Gaza will be utterly spoiled and Israelites will build pastures in Gaza. After today’s announcement by Trump on Gaza’s ‘Level it’ and rebuild, let’s explore more about the God’s plan for Gaza as mentioned in the Scriptures.