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RESURRECTION: FUTURE EXPECTATION OR PRESENT REALITY? From Daniel’s Hope To Christ’s Fulfillment
One of the most significant assumptions brought to the study of biblical eschatology is that the Bible presents only one…
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Why Did God Not Make Us To Agree?
God could have regenerated every Christian and simultaneously given us perfect theology, perfect exegesis, and identical conclusions about every disputed…
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Disciples Are Made, Not Born
I became a Christian in May of 1976, while serving in the United States Navy at the Naval Operations Base…
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Anatomy of Belief
I have changed my mind about enough important things over the years to learn something uncomfortable: changing your mind is…
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Genesis: Creation How or Why?
Christians often debate Genesis—its days, age, and methods. Important questions, but not the main ones. Scholars like Heiser, Walton, and…
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Fire From Below: Remember When Julian The Apostate Tried To Rebuild The Temple In Jerusalem?
In light of modern western enthusiastic, but wrongheaded evangelical support for a third temple to be constructed in the city…
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When God Judges A Nation
Job’s words in Book of Job 12:10–25 read less like abstract theology and more like a field report from history…
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Woven Reality: Textiles, Tech, and the Triune God
Human technology, when rightly considered, does not lead us away from God but presses us inexorably toward Him, awakening gratitude,…
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Stewardship
Just finished a weekend run from Laredo to Atlanta, waiting to get reloaded for a trip West this morning, considering…
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The Bible: A Story Of The Cosmos Or Of The Covenant?
What has come to be called covenant creation is not a denial of creation, but a recovery of the Bible’s…
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When Must Christians Fight?
Because biblical Christianity alone provides the rational preconditions for intelligibility, moral coherence, and societal flourishing, it follows that any ideological…
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Bring Back Evangelism
When D. James Kennedy took over at Coral Ridge and Chuck Smith started Calvary Chapel, significant overt (intentional) evangelistic effort…
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The High Priest Reappears
The immanence language saturating the New Testament was not rhetorical urgency meant to be stretched across millennia, but covenantal nearness…
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Is The New Jerusalem A Giant Cube?
When John tells us that the New Jerusalem is laid out as a perfect cube—its length, width, and height all…
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