My soul clings to you,Your right hand upholds me.
God hides so he is approachable
This article is part of a series that begins here. An outline can be found here. We tremble and shrink back As discussed earlier (here), God has postponed the Day…
Why does God’s forgiveness end at death?
In Alex O’Connor’s interview with Cliffe and Stuart Knechtie (Why Does God’s Forgiveness End at Death? – The Knechtles – YouTube), he asks why God’s forgiveness ends at death. Alex…
The Covenant of Peace – the Melchizedek/Levitical Priesthood
An updated version of this post can be found here. There is a covenantal nature of God in his relationship with mankind. While many are familiar with the Adamic, Noahic,…
The Firstborn and Beginning of God’s Creation, version 2
Warning: this article is long and more technical. I am not just demonstrating who Jesus is as the firstborn and beginning of God’s creation, but I am also tackling many…
The Sound of the LORD God walking
There is something more powerful than all the signs and wonders in convincing the heart that God is real - the Word. It is the preaching of the Gospel that turns the world upside down.
The day before the throne
This article is part of a series that begins here. An outline can be found here. The death of Shemei Solomon looked at the man standing before his throne and…
The Covenant of Peace – the Melchizedek/Levitical Priesthood
What we were called to be When Adam and Eve were created and placed in Eden, God covenentally commissioned humanity to be a people who were a royal priesthood. They…
Things that go bump in the night
An outline of this series can be found here. Things go bump in the night As a child, you may have woken up in the middle of the night with darkness…
Sitting and wrestling with the hearts of unbelievers
The Light and Heat of the Gospel When dealing with someone who is struggling with the idea of Christianity and asking the question of why they should believe in the…
A sound foundation in the chaos of the end time interpretations
We often look at the end times with trepidation, but there is a sound foundation that makes the raging storm feel calm.
