The Word Luther Added to Romans 3:28 — and Why It Matters
How one inserted word built the foundation for the Sinner's Prayer, "Once Saved Always Saved," and the modern doctrine of optional holiness.
Theology
9 articles
Is It Really "Yeshua"? Why the Name of Jesus Is Not a Pagan Corruption
Jesus" comes from "Yeshua." "Yeshua" means "Yahweh saves." Most readers have never been told that — and once they understand it, the entire Sacred Name controversy looks completely different. A biblical and pastoral examination of what's really at stake when we call on the name of Jesus.
The Myth of Once Saved, Always Saved: What the Bible Really Teaches About Eternal Security
Few false doctrines are more dangerous than "once saved, always saved." This is a thorough, biblical dismantling of that myth.
From the Empty Tomb to the Upper Room
The empty tomb is glorious, but it’s not the finish line. Jesus conquered death to fill us with His Spirit and build a Church that hell cannot destroy.
More Than Water—Why Spirit Baptism Is the Most Radical Event in Your Life
Nobody has a casual water baptism — and Spirit baptism is even more radical. If the part managed by human hands is undeniable, what should we expect from the part administered by God Himself?
You Are the Church — That’s Exactly Why You Need to Be There
The Church isn't a building. Everyone agrees. But that truth doesn't lead where most people take it — it leads straight back to the assembly.
What Matthew 28:19 Actually Says About Baptism — One Name, Three Titles
Matthew 28:19 isn't a problem for the Apostolic position. It's a confirmation of it — if you read what it actually says.
Should Christians Worship on Saturday or Sunday? — A Biblical Case for the Lord's Day
Should Christians worship on Saturday or Sunday? This article examines the Sabbath's role as a Mosaic covenant sign, the New Testament witness of Paul, Peter, and John, and the resurrection typology that established the Lord's Day as the Church's day of worship.