Understand that this article contains elements of informed opinion about an issue that is open to judgment. There is no arguing that the will of God for His people is to “gather together,” “come together,” and “assemble” on the first … Continue reading →
This catchy expression is oft-encountered when the subject of baptism/immersion arises. It is not an expression found in the Bible. While its absence does not mean that such teaching is not there, its absence should give us pause about whether … Continue reading →
The word we find in our English translations, baptism, was not translated but rather transliterated. In other words, it was brought over into English pretty much as it was in the Greek, just as déjà vu came to us from … Continue reading →
Many people in the religious world hold an erroneous belief about salvation that means that God is different now, in the Christian era, than He was in the Old Testament. How did God treat people in the Old Testament? … Continue reading →
