Calvinist predestination vs Biblical Genesis creation

Calvinism teaches: A person will either be saved or damned for all eternity because they were saved or damned from all eternity  – George Bryson

Examining Calvinist predestination versus Biblical Genesis creation reveals deep doctrinal conflict. The Scriptures teach man was created in God’s image, sharply contrasting with doctrines of total depravity and foreordained sin. Continue ReadingCalvinist predestination vs Biblical Genesis creation

Chronological study of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob

Chronology of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob from The Wall Chart of World History

See how God’s everlasting covenant remains unbroken! This chronological study reveals the faithfulness of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob through history—a magnificent pattern pointing directly to Christ today. Continue ReadingChronological study of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob

Does my help come from the hills?

The southwest corner of the temple mount

When life feels overwhelming, remember that true salvation is not found in earthly mountains. Your help comes only from the LORD who made heaven and earth! He remains your keeper forevermore, watching over you so His mighty hand will never let your foot be moved. Continue ReadingDoes my help come from the hills?

What is predestined? (God’s plan or people’s actions)

What is predestined? God's plan or people's actions

Understanding predestination is crucial for believers today. We clarify if God’s plan or people’s actions govern salvation. Discover how we reconcile sovereign grace with human free will, proving that God preordained the plan of salvation. Continue ReadingWhat is predestined? (God’s plan or people’s actions)

What if I don’t agree with the meaning of the Bible?

To maintain biblical truth, remember that the meaning of the Bible comes solely from God’s sovereign Word. We must never allow personal opinions to redefine Scripture; we are called to learn what the Holy Spirit reveals through the inspired Scriptures. Continue ReadingWhat if I don’t agree with the meaning of the Bible?