What if after years as a pastor, he has not given the Lords Supper to the congregation? Anon. ___________________________________________ The Lord’s Supper is one of the two big instructions Jesus gave to His church, the other being baptism. It’s a sacred event Jesus Himself set up the night He was betrayed (Luke 22:19-20 (“And he… Read More »
The history of the Baptist tradition is a tapestry woven with threads of resilience, faith, and unwavering commitment to biblical principles. From the early days of Christianity to the present, Baptists have maintained a unique and independent identity, often at great personal cost. This article delves into the rich heritage of Baptists, drawing on the… Read More »
A Tribute to George Morgan Davis Introduction In the tapestry of family history, certain threads stand out, woven with principles and values that define generations. Among these, the life and teachings of George Morgan Davis resonate deeply, embodying the Anabaptist saying, “If anyway will do, no way will do just as well.” This mantra, signifying the importance of purpose and… Read More »
The 17th and 18th centuries were a rich period for theological discourse, particularly regarding the concepts of eternal security and the ongoing process of sanctification. Prominent figures such as John Bunyan, Jonathan Edwards, and George Whitefield offered profound insights into these doctrines, often grounding their teachings in vivid allegories, powerful sermons, and heartfelt appeals for… Read More »
The Bible speaks of two significant books: the “Book of Life” and the “Lamb’s Book of Life.” These divine records hold profound theological meaning and are crucial in understanding salvation and eternal destiny from a Christian perspective. Let’s explore the differences, implications, and significance of these books as they are presented in the Scriptures. The… Read More »
Eschatological themes & discussions on the end times, the return of Christ, and the fate of the faithful and the wicked have been central to Christian theology since its inception. While the concept of a pre-tribulation rapture as understood today became prominent in later centuries, early Christian writings from the 2nd century provide valuable insights… Read More »
Ecclesiastes 12:7 states: “Then shall the dust return to the earth as it was: and the spirit shall return unto God who gave it.” This verse provides a poetic summary of the process of death, illustrating what happens to both the physical body and the spirit. The Dust Returns to the Earth The phrase “the… Read More »
Throughout the Bible, the concept of sealing carries profound significance, encompassing both the preservation of divine prophecy and the protection of God’s people. This article dives into the dual nature of sealing as it applies to scriptural integrity and spiritual safeguarding. The Sealing of Prophecies Daniel’s Sealed Prophecy: In the Book of Daniel, we encounter… Read More »
The Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians contains rich theological truths about the nature of the Church and God’s purpose for His people. One of the most profound verses in this epistle, Ephesians 4:13, provides a glimpse into the ultimate goal of Christian maturity and unity: “Till we all come in the unity of the… Read More »
Introduction: Mega churches have become a hallmark of modern Christianity, often boasting congregations in the thousands and providing an array of services and programs. But beneath the shiny surfaces and impressive numbers lies a set of challenges that cannot be ignored. The rise of mega churches has had a detrimental effect on the health of… Read More »