The eighth chapter of Revelation transports us into a celestial drama where the silence of heaven precedes a symphony of judgment. Revelation 8 serves as a critical juncture in John’s apocalyptic vision, marking the transition from the opening of...
The idea of a “Bible-only” church may sound appealing at first—it suggests a direct, unmediated approach to Scripture, free from human interference. However, in practice, such a concept is impossible. Every church, no matter how much it emphasizes...
Traditions shape much of what we do—not only in our church lives but also in our daily routines. From the way we celebrate holidays to the songs we sing in worship, traditions provide structure and meaning to our actions. They connect us to the...
The Bible contains multiple references to seeing the “face of God,” but the concept is layered and varies across different passages. Seeing God’s face is often associated with experiencing His presence, but it’s also suggested that a direct view of...
In the Bible, the question of whether all sins are “the same” in the eyes of God is nuanced. Scripture emphasizes that all sin is serious and separates humans from God. However, there is evidence that different sins carry different weights or...
Abstract In Christian theology, the concept of holiness is foundational, reflecting the nature of God and serving as a standard for Christian ethics. Traditionally, many theologians have understood holiness in terms of separateness, emphasizing...
Theology shapes how we understand God, salvation, and our relationship with Him. Among the many theological perspectives, Arminianism offers a compelling view rooted in the character of God, human freedom, and the nature of grace. Named after Dutch...
Five-point Calvinism, also known as the “doctrines of grace” or “TULIP” (Total Depravity, Unconditional Election, Limited Atonement, Irresistible Grace, Perseverance of the Saints), is a theological framework that has shaped Reformed and Protestant...
In this episode I interview Dr. Steve Tsoukalas on the heresy of Oneness Pentecostalism.
When it comes to voting in an American presidential election, Christians may feel a particular weight to align our decisions with their faith. Voting represents not only a civic duty but also an opportunity to consider how one’s beliefs might guide...