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Foreword Somehow we forget that life really is fragile and that radical destabilizing news is only a phone call away. Like the call from your doct...
Introduction A Commentary on Romans 13 Romans 13:1-7 and 1 Peter 2:13-17: A Brief Comparison Selected Bibliography Introduction The Purpose ...
Skip to content Article 11 Resurrection There is progression in the teaching of the Word of God relative to resurrection. Prior to the resurrectio...
Revelation 13 - In a recent article on the death and resurrection of the satanic beast, Thomas Ice presents the tension that exits between two dia...
Revelation 13 - In a recent article on the death and resurrection of the satanic beast, Thomas Ice presents the tension that exits between two dia...
“Can Satan Raise the Dead? Can Satan Create Life? Towards a Biblical View to the Wound of the Beast in Revelation 13” Gregory H. Harris, Th.D. Pre...
In this article Pastor Jack Wellman shares insights from the Bible in light of a recent decision by the US Supreme Court regarding same-sex marria...
Skip to content Chapter 6 The Signs of the Redeemer’s Return As we have shown in the last chapter, the apostles and their converts looked for Chri...
Skip to content Introduction The Holy Bible is many things to many people. While some believe it is only a collection of ‘religious stories’ and n...
We might not agree with Lewis on everything, but his romantic rationalism applied to the Christian faith can open our eyes to more of God’s wonders.
