“I exhort therefore, that, first [most importantly] of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks, be made for all men” (1 Timothy 2:1). The apostle Paul was a great believer […]
Apologetics, Biblical Doctrines, Christian Living, Church, Church history, Modern Culture, Repentance, Roman Catholicism, Theology, World Religions, Worship
Notre Dame in Flames
When the disciples of Jesus placed an undue emphasis on the glory of Herod’s Temple, a beautiful building, “Jesus said unto them, See ye not all these things? verily I say […]
Church, Church history, God's Law, Holy Spirit, Modern Culture, Repentance, Roman Catholicism
What Will Happen to Fidel Castro After Death?
“And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment.” (Heb. 9:27) There is a phrase in the Bible which is used no less than twenty-three […]
Church history, Roman Catholicism, Salvation & Justification
Young Martin Luther
A Soul in Search of Salvation The Story of Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation Part 1 Matthew 7:13 “Enter ye in at the strait gate; for wide is the gate, […]
Roman Catholicism
Testing a Catholic’s Faith
I know it is disrespectful to assault the faith of other professing Christians who are sincere, and that is not to be done. However, sometimes gentle humor can provoke thoughtfulness and […]
Roman Catholicism
The Shocking Heresy of Pope Francis
When discussing theological concepts, it is important that every heart be humble and open to learning the truth. That there is ultimate truth is a presuppositional thought that must be held […]
Apologetics, Roman Catholicism
Why I Believe My Interpretation of Scripture is Fallible . . . and I’m Okay with That!
Let me first start off on a positive note by saying that I believe the Bible, produced in its original form, is infallible and inerrant. I base this belief off the […]
Roman Catholicism
Reformation Day Better than Candy
When someone mentions October 31 our minds are most likely conditioned to think about Halloween, pumpkins, scary costumes, hayrides, or, best of all, candy. But the day is also remembered by […]
Roman Catholicism
Thoughts On Why Catholicism is Attractive to So Many
As an evangelical watching the Mass of Inauguration for the man now known to the world as “Pope Francis,” the 266th man allegedly to hold that office since the time of […]
Roman Catholicism
Thoughts on Why Catholicism So Attractive to Many
As an evangelical watching the Mass of Inauguration for the man now known to the world as “Pope Francis,” the 266th man alleged to hold that office since the apostle Peter, […]