Doctrine

What Jesus truly meant when He said that we should eat His flesh and drink His blood

One of the most startling statements Jesus made was that those who follow Him must eat His flesh and drink His blood. Was He promoting cannibalism? Was He referring to Holy Communion? The answer is no. So, what was He truly talking about? How do we eat His flesh and drink His blood, and why? Discover the answers to these questions and be blessed by the profound Gospel truth revealed in this message!

The Unscriptural Side of WWJD

The term WWJD (What Would Jesus Do) is widely embraced in Christendom as a meaningful prompt to reflect on how Jesus might respond in various situations. However, there are important scriptural nuances to consider, particularly regarding the believer’s identity and the personal indwelling of the Holy Spirit.

Old vs New Covenant Baptism

When the old and new covenant approaches to baptism are combined, it leads to confusion and misunderstandings about the true meaning and purpose of baptism.

When Christianity Loses Its Spark

Both license and legalism undermine God’s grace, extinguishing the spark of gospel truth and impacting a believer’s Christian walk. Earnestly contending for and preserving the gospel truth will guard against this.

Prophecy Beyond the Cross

In an era marked by a global pandemic and one of the most contested elections in United States history, many within Christendom have sought prophetic voices for guidance and clarity. This calls for a renewed understanding of what prophecy should truly represent beyond the cross.

Why Living by a Mixture of Law and Grace is Destructive

(Scripture underline and bold emphasis ours) Hebrews 8:7 (NLT) If the first covenant had been faultless, there would have been no need for a second covenant to replace it.  So we see that God himself found fault with the old covenant and thus annulled it and introduced a new covenant to replace it! — Why? In short, because the old covenant depended on the individual’s … [Read more…]

Why Inclusionism and Universalism DON’T Make Sense

John 3:16 (NKJV)For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. We can conclude from this portion of Scripture is that: God loves everyone, not just the believer. All are included in His redemptive work. All qualify for redemption … [Read more…]