Hebrews 3:14-16 tells us, 14 For we have become partakers of Christ if we hold the beginning of our confidence steadfast to the end, 15 while it is said: “Today, if you will hear His voice, Do not harden your hearts as in the rebellion.” 16 For who, having heard, rebelled? Indeed, was it not all who came
Month: November 2015
Two theologies of salvation came at the hands of two theologians. John Calvin, born in France in 1509, who became the successor of Martin Luther and, Jacob Arminius, from Dutch born in 1560. Calvinism is the doctrine that brings us predestination. The Calvinist believed that some people are predestined to go to heaven and
What differentiates the Evangelicals from the rest of the Christian world is this concept of being born again. Other religions speak about conversion and even force people into such conversion, but the born again concept is uniquely ours. In John 3:3 Jesus made a powerful statement concerning salvation and the need to be born
Let me first made this point clear; I am not a follower of C. S. Lewis. I totally disagree with many aspects of his theology. He is consider by many one of the greatest Theologians of the 20th century, I totally disagree with that assessment and if you read C. S. Lewis’ work
Theology has become a bad word in the majority of our churches and denominations. However, bad theology is deadly in any generation. The consequences of bad theology usually are felt by various consecutive generations. In the eighteen hundreds we had the rise of Enlightenment; this is an attempt to combine science with faith. This
In the last days God will pour out His Spirit. The Apostle Peter quoted Prophet Joel in Acts Chapter 2. What took place on the day of Pentecost two thousand years ago was and continued to be today, the fulfillment of Scripture. The reality is that the Glory of God has always manifested when
I found myself weeping on the altar today. I wept for the disunity of the Church. Make us one Lord! The pain I felt was deep like the waters of the Atlantic. Make us one! Oh yes, we can preach and teach, but we can’t pray and we can’t come together. Our divisions are adding
