An Introduction to Lyman H. Johnson’s “A Series of Lectures on the Church of the Bible and its Apostasy”

“A Series of Lectures on the Church of the Bible and its Apostasy” by Lyman H. Johnson

The struggle against spiritual apostasy is timeless. Johnson teaches that God’s true church relies on the Word of God alone, separating it from empty man-made structures and human authority. Continue ReadingAn Introduction to Lyman H. Johnson’s “A Series of Lectures on the Church of the Bible and its Apostasy”→

Your Sins Were Paid by the Death, Burial, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ

The finite sins of a finite people were paid at this single point in time by an infinite God suffering an infinite wrath.

Rest assured! Discover how your sins were paid completely by the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Learn why His blood at the cross secured full redemption for you forever. Continue ReadingYour Sins Were Paid by the Death, Burial, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ→

Antinomianism falsely abuses lawless grace

Antinomianism falsely teaches that grace removes the need for obedience. But true grace leads believers to holy living, not lawlessness.

Does understanding lawless grace lead to sin? This vital study clarifies antinomianism—the dangerous belief that grace cancels obedience. We explore why true biblical grace always empowers holy living through faithful adherence to God’s commands. Continue ReadingAntinomianism falsely abuses lawless grace→

The Danger of Hero Worship in the Church

The Danger of Hero Worship in the Church — Admiration becomes idolatry when we need the person more than we seek the Savior

True biblical fidelity demands we recognize the danger of hero worship in the church. We must follow Christ, not men, remembering that God alone gives the increase. The message remains eternal, regardless of the messenger’s personality or format. Continue ReadingThe Danger of Hero Worship in the Church→

Judas Iscariot (Believer or Unbeliever, Remorse or Repentance)

What was Judas Iscariot’s spiritual condition? Was he ever truly a believer? Or was he a pretender all along?

We examine the difficult theological question of Judas Iscariot’s heart. We use Scripture to clarify if his regret was mere worldly remorse or true repentance toward Christ. Continue ReadingJudas Iscariot (Believer or Unbeliever, Remorse or Repentance)→