God’s commandments in the Bible are often misinterpreted as being exclusive to Jews. This devotional sheds light on the universality of these commandments and distinguishes them from cultural Jewish laws.
Many people are questioning or leaving Christianity, often due to lackluster responses to essential questions. This devotional explores the urgent need for proper doctrinal education in our churches, emphasizing that this shift can rebuild trust, strengthen communities, and ensure that the Church continues to be a beacon of truth and hope.
John 1:1-3 is more than a statement about Christ; it is an exploration of His divine nature. Discover how every word in this passage reveals profound truths about Jesus Christ, our eternal Word and Creator.
In this post, we delve into the rich, theological truths of Hebrews 1:3, unveiling Jesus as the radiance of God’s glory and the exact imprint of His nature. As we unpack this verse, we witness the majesty of Christ in His role as the sustainer of the universe, the Redeemer who purified us from sin, and the exalted King, seated at the right hand of the Majesty on high.
Faith and works – are they contradictory or complementary in our spiritual journey? Explore the profound harmony between these two in our latest blog post. We delve into Scripture, examining Paul’s emphasis on faith and James’s insistence on works, and discover that these teachings are two sides of the same divine coin. Realize how God-given faith inevitably results in good works, not as a means to earn salvation, but as an authentic demonstration of a transformed heart.
I’ve been using the phrase “Pronomian Christianity” a lot. My critics have raised objections. I have responded.
Pronomian Christianity asserts the ongoing validity of the Torah alongside the full authority of the Old and New Testaments, offering a biblical perspective on biblical law. This movement emphasizes the moral weight of every commandment, rooted in God’s unchanging nature, and recognizes the transformative role of the New Covenant. It upholds that the Law, internalized by the Holy Spirit, guides believers in a life pleasing to God, not as a means of salvation, but as an expression of a life transformed by grace and the lordship of Jesus Christ.