General Posts

Biblical scholars know that Paul subordinates the Law to Christ (Gal 3:1-18). He writes about how the Law could not result in the fruition of the promises given to Abraham (and, by extension, to all nations; Gen 12:1-3). Paul then asks “Why then was the

The Bible has a lot more to say to women than some people think. Modern feminism has demonized the word “man” or “mankind” to the point where we miss a lot of meaning in older writings. Past authors never thought they had to say “he/she” to indicate both genders, they just said “he” when they meant both. The Bible is the same way. It is wonderful when women realize how much of Scripture is actually gender inclusive. It’s also wonderful when we realize we don’t need to change the Bible to fit with modern hypercritical feminist ideas, we just need to read it as it is.
 

The book we know as 1 Enoch was well known to early Christians. Its importance produced an understandable question among some influential early Christian writers and, one may presume, Christians in general: Should 1 Enoch be considered inspired and thus

What Satan CAN and CAN’T do and who he is, all based on the Bible. This is merely one message amongst a group of messages teaching through the book of 1 Peter. Today we examine a variety of bible passages which all give us information about Satan

Slain in the Spirit, shaking in the Spirit, laughing in the Spirit, and other things that completely ignore the actual work of the Holy Spirit. Good theology will keep you from all manner of error! This is a “snippet” from the 1 Peter Bible study video series that can be found on my channel.
 

Ezekiel 28:14, 16 describe an “anointed cherub” who walked in the midst of “the stones of fire” and was removed from among “the stones of fire.”  What are the stones of fire? What do these verses describe? How do the phrases relate to what’s going on in