Articles

Charis, Hesed, Law, and Grace

Peter G. Nathan
The common Protestant view today is that Paul believed those under grace need not keep God’s law. But the Old Testament works in harmony with the New, and there is no conflict between grace and law.

The Three Things That Were Nailed to the Cross

Dexter B. Wakefield
Some say that the Ten Commandments were somehow “nailed to the cross” along with Jesus, but that is not in the Bible. Three things were nailed to that cross, but one of them could not be seen.

From Trumpets to Atonement

Wallace G. Smith
The Feast of Trumpets and the Day of Atonement remind us that God will bring the greatest powers of humanity to nothing.

Does the Old Testament matter?

The Old Testament is given by divine inspiration, validated by the Apostles and the New Testament writings, and confirmed by Jesus Christ Himself. Click here to find out why true Christians cannot preach or practice true Christianity without teaching from the Old Testament as well as from the New Testament.

The Importance of Pentecost

Douglas S. Winnail
On the Day of Pentecost in AD 31, something unique and profound occurred. What God accomplished on that day was not only related to His previous actions in history—it is crucial to the spiritual growth of every member of the Church of God today.

God’s 7,000-Year Plan: Earth, the Universe, and Us

Wyatt Ciesielka

How can the earth or the universe fit into a 6,000-year history? How does a “new earth” or “young earth” teaching deal with prehistoric fossils of dinosaurs, mammoths, and fauna? If God has a “7,000-year Plan” with the first 6,000 years allotted to mankind before Christ’s return, then how do we explain the age of the universe, not to mention the age of the earth itself?