Melchizedek (Christophany or Powerful King and Priest of God) The Broader Theological Lesson

Abraham is blessed by Melchizedek (Christophany or Powerful King and Priest of the Most High God)

Discover how studying Melchizedek, the powerful King and Priest of God, reveals a profound theological lesson. We explore why Christ’s eternal priesthood is superior to all previous covenants. Continue ReadingMelchizedek (Christophany or Powerful King and Priest of God) The Broader Theological Lesson

Divine Encounters at the Welcoming Church

“Don’t forget to show hospitality to strangers, for some who have done this have entertained angels [and other divine encounters] without realizing it!” (Hebrews 13:2)

Do not underestimate your role! Every visitor at a welcoming church is a divine encounter, an eternal friend entrusted by God’s providence. Showing true hospitality means remembering we are ambassadors of heaven today. Continue ReadingDivine Encounters at the Welcoming Church

The gospel according to Calvinism is not the gospel according to the Bible

The gospel according to Calvinism begins with exclusive decree and ends with predestined glory or damnation. The biblical gospel begins with universal provision and ends with glorification through faith. The difference is not cosmetic—it reverses the order of grace and the meaning of the gospel itself. Where Calvinism says, “you cannot come unless chosen,” the Bible says, “you may come, and if you do, you are chosen in Christ.”

Do the doctrines of Calvinism truly reflect the Biblical gospel? We compare two plans of salvation to clarify how Scripture emphasizes God’s universal mercy, calling all who believe through Christ. Continue ReadingThe gospel according to Calvinism is not the gospel according to the Bible