Grace and wisdom of the ages from the 66 books of the Bible, by forty authors, over 2200 years, in three languages, on three continents, with one divinely-inspired theme of love and redemption for every tribe and language and people and nation on earth.
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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
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
Do you struggle with Calvinist views on Total Depravity? This study dives deep into Scripture, showing that God’s grace and call are universal. Discover how the Bible reveals every person has genuine ability to seek Him and receive life through Christ. Continue ReadingDebunking Calvinist Total Depravity
The true welcoming church centers its life on God’s revealed Word. This study clarifies why public reading of Scripture, faithful exhortation, and divinely appointed teaching are vital ministries. Learn how to build a grounded ministry that honors the Word for all people to hear. Continue ReadingThe Welcoming Church: A Ministry of Public Reading, Exhortation, and Teaching
Struggling with the Fourth Commandment? This teaching clarifies that while the Mosaic Sabbath law has been fulfilled in Christ, we honor God by gathering for worship on Sunday. True rest and fellowship are found completely in our Lord Jesus. Continue ReadingUnderstanding the Fourth Commandment, the Sabbath, and Sunday Worship