Are believers in Christ required to obey any part of Old Testament law? Both Dispensationalists and proponents of New...
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The Crux of the Free Offer of the Gospel
The following is Dr. Sam Waldron's introduction to his lectures for our upcoming module: Hyper-Calvinism & the...
Final Thoughts on the Revelation Symposium
I thought I would conclude these blog posts with a few stray comments on the Revelation Symposium. First, I wanted to...
The Meaning of Matthew 24, Part 2
In their presentations of preterism and futurism both Gary Demar and Jim Hamilton explained their views of Matthew 24....
The Meaning of Matthew 24, Part 1
In their presentations of preterism and futurism both Gary Demar and Jim Hamilton explained their views of Matthew 24....
Interpretation that takes into account the Structure and Theme of the Revelation
I was recently involved in symposium on the Book of Revelation sponsored by several churches in Reno, Nevada and held...
Interpretation that takes into account the Context and Character of the Revelation
I was recently involved in symposium on the Book of Revelation sponsored by several churches in Reno, Nevada and held...
A Redemptive-Historical, Modified Idealist Approach to the Book of Revelation
I was recently involved in symposium on the Book of Revelation sponsored by several churches in Reno, Nevada and held...
Whatever Happened to the Covenant of Works?
Central to the theology of the Reformation is the contrast between the covenant of works and the covenant of grace....
Who’s Tampering with the Trinity? (Part 18) Filioque?
The Latin filioque is derived from two words. Filioque = que (and) filio (son). Thus, the filioque refers to the...