We Must Be Born Again
To be “born again” describes the end result of a process that begins when we accept Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior, repent of our sins, receive water baptism, and receive the Holy Spirit.
Articles
The Holy Spirit Is a Necessity
Gifts of the Spirit only come as a result of developing the fruit of the Spirit. Being able to speak in tongues is a gift of the Holy Spirit, not a fruit. We need the Holy Spirit to produce the fruit to overcome sin.
The Order of Melchizedek Explained
The royal priesthood comprising the Order of Melchizedek is the future of all true Christians.
Charis, Hesed, Law, and Grace
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 World Is Confused About Sin
Sin is the transgression of God’s law, and through His Spirit, He will give us the power to resist and overcome it.
The Three Things That Were Nailed to the Cross
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.
Know God Better Through His Statutes
God’s divine law expresses His holy, righteous character, and He gave His commandments and statutes for our benefit.
What the Parable of the Sower Shows Us About the Last Great Day
Spiritual vision and hearing is a miracle, and the annual Last Great Day reminds us that God has promised that the rest of humanity will have that miracle offered to them at the end of His millennial Sabbath.
From Trumpets to Atonement
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.