Christians Are Not Under the Law – but what does that mean?
Explore the nuanced interpretation of Christians’ relationship with God’s Law. This post delves into the common misconceptions surrounding the idea that believers are ‘not under the Law.’ We unravel the implications on sin, moral consistency, and the enduring nature of God’s commandments, challenging traditional views and advocating for a deeper understanding of scriptural teachings. Discover how a reexamined perspective on the Law can enrich the Christian faith, ensuring alignment with the Bible’s universal moral standards and promoting a consistent, transformative spiritual journey.
7 Ways to Enhance Your Christian Life (1 John 3:4-6)
4 Everyone who makes a practice of sinning also practices lawlessness; sin is lawlessness. 5 You know that he appeared in order to take away sins, and in him there is no sin. 6 No one who abides in him keeps on sinning; no one who keeps on sinning has either seen him or known him.
(1 John 3:4-6)
The Biblical Model of Church Leadership
An in-depth scriptural analysis of church leadership, the true meaning of Christian freedom, and the critical need for unity within the church. This comprehensive exploration offers insights into the relationship between pastors and congregations, emphasizing respect, submission, and communal harmony.
What “Under the Law” Doesn’t Mean
Delve into a critical examination of the traditional interpretation of ‘not under the Law’ in Christianity. This blog post challenges conventional views, exploring its impact on sin, moral standards, and the continuity of Biblical teachings.
Living in the World but Not of It
In a world of shifting values and cultural currents, God’s Word remains our unwavering compass. Dive into understanding how to live ‘in’ the world without being ‘of’ it, shining Christ’s light amidst secular shadows.
5 Things I’ve Learned as a New Father: A Pronomian Perspective
Fatherhood brings with it profound lessons. From the depths of divine love to the legacy of faith, discover five insights from a new father’s Pronomian perspective.