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Anytime you speak with someone about baptism they tend to assume that you must be talking about water baptism.  They usually don’t realize how many other baptisms are discussed in their Bible. If you’ve been ...

In case you don’t know, universalism is the belief that everyone without any exceptions is going to Heaven, not just some. It also means that everyone is going to Heaven regardless of their actions or ...

How is this that seems to be such an important question to be answered? How is it that people can know God’s will in a matter? Because I’m someone who greatly desires for believers to ...

I’m hesitant to write about this man because so little in truth is known about him.  Of all the things I’ve learned through the years about church history, having even taken several courses in it ...

Anger is an important subject because I think we all know of people who did bad things because of their anger.  Furthermore, there are many people even in prison today because of things they did ...

Despite the confusion and even unbelief about this creature and his attributes, Satan is alive and active in the world today. But it is ONLY in the Bible that we can learn the truth about ...

Some who read this will know there was a time when “the devil made me do it” was a phrase people often heard.  But is it really “the devil” who causes people to do certain ...

What is “a believer?” We’ll start there.  A believer in this case is someone who has accepted the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ as the sole basis for their salvation. 2 Corinthians 5:21 ...

Surely you would immediately think it could be legitimately offered to anyone. But what do those called Calvinists or Reformed in their theology people believe about this? Their belief is that Jesus Christ only died ...

Most people spend more time watching or reading “the news” than they do their Bible.  Even more spend time watching and reading things that are pure fiction.  If that’s the case with you, can’t we ...