Facing the Decision about Burial or Cremation

Our hope in the resurrection is based on Jesus Christ, not the condition of the deceased body, because burial and cremation both eventually result in dust to dust.

Facing a decision about burial or cremation? This biblical study clarifies that God’s power over death and decay ensures our resurrection. We find profound assurance that hope rests not on the body’s condition, but on Christ’s glorious promise. Continue ReadingFacing the Decision about Burial or Cremation

KJV Bible Errors that are Fixed in Modern Translations

The Bible is unique. It is the best-selling. The most studied. With the darkest supernatural opposition. But only a few errors have been found in thousands of years. Consider this list of KJV verses that are omitted in modern translations.

Don’t let textual criticism shake your foundational trust in Scripture! We explore KJV Bible errors and how modern translations clarify key doctrines. Discover why God’s Word remains preserved despite minor changes to the Gospel message. Continue ReadingKJV Bible Errors that are Fixed in Modern Translations

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

Critical Review of Alexander Hislop’s The Two Babylons

Alexander Hislop's The Two Babylons has commendable concern for doctrinal purity, but the methodology is flawed and speculative.

Beware of speculative theology when reading The Two Babylons. While syncretism is a genuine danger, Hislop’s approach lacks scholarly rigor. Always prioritize sound biblical exegesis, remembering that Scripture alone provides the infallible guide for doctrinal purity. Continue ReadingCritical Review of Alexander Hislop’s The Two Babylons