Tag: doctrine
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52 Topics for YOUR One-Sentence Question
52 Topics for TalkofJESUS.com QUESTIONS * The following is a RE-POST of TOPICS of DOCTRINE from last year. Please e-mail ANY QUESTION or ask one as a COMMENT on ANY POST. Your NAME will NOT be published & COMMENTS are either posted as “anonymous” OR kept private.- RH Need ideas? Let’s try this again. Fridays:…
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christianity-lite Doctrines of the Christ-less Era
a Christ-less Church of the Common Era JESUS Christ was the SON worthy of Christians who once worshiped like this: Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who according to His great mercy has caused us to be born again to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from…
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Lectures in the School of the Master
Acts 19: Paul Teaching in Ephesus Two Schools of Thought in Ephesus The School of Our Master the Lord Jesus Christ is led by the lecturer Paul; known as the Apostle to the Gentiles and formerly known as Saul of Tarsus. Picture this setting & scene in either the 1st century A.D. where it took…
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Doctrines of TRUTH in a Common Era of Lies
Introduction to the Common Era WHEN did the Common Era Begin? Was there an unexpected BIG BANG that exploded TRUTH into truths? Did centuries of HISTORY defined by the word of Almighty GOD suddenly fall into a bottomless black hole of godless futility? AND IF, in 2023 C.E. humankind could look back toward 2023 B.C.E.…
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How WE can get God’s Word right?
Podcast – 3 min 30 sec From time to time we recommend other sources of Scriptural resources to help Christians like you with your own personal social witness. Barry Cooper explains how translations of the Bible from Latin, Greek and Hebrew led to the Protestant Reformation. https://www.ligonier.org/podcasts/simply-put Ad fontes is a Latin expression which means…
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Church of the Lost Pilgrims
The Pilgrim’s Progress in our Church Many Christians are familiar with John Bunyan’s, THE PILGRIM’S PROGRESS, but IF you will look around you at church this Sunday, you may be surprised to see some of these allegorical characters sitting right next to you in the pew or carrying on conversation at a table in your…
