Below is Parry’s article—originally published as Bell’s Hells: seven myths about universalism in the Baptist Times, now found on Reforming Hell. You can be a good evangelical without believing in eternal punishment, writes Robin Parry On Tuesday February 22 2011, Rob Bell –…
The new testament of the Bible was originally translated from a Greek manuscript. Since the manuscript was written in Greek, it makes sense to study the Greek words themselves to better understand the King James Bible. A word study is…
Where are the limits to our free will vs. God’s free will? We will attempt to examine this in this brief blog. First off, I must make you aware that, as it is normally taught in most conservative evangelical denominations…
“God was in Christ, reconciling the WORLD to himself, not counting men’s sins against them.” “Love keeps no record of wrongs.” Love reaches out to do for us what we cannot do for ourselves. It saves us. What does it…
The most destructive doctrine within Christianity is not “hell”. It is man’s belief in “free will”. This is the conclusion of Martin Zender’s enlightening book entitled The Really Bad Thing about Free Will. In his book, Martin stresses that the…
1. Seeking info on many topics? see Dr. Ernest L. Martin’s research at : A helpful exposition on the sin of tithing today is found at www.askelm.com this article for info on : “The False Wailing Wall” 2. …
What is baptism really all about?My growing up in a fairly conservative denomination (the Mennonites) allowed me to see a certain picture of baptism that most other denominations would probably dismiss. We had used pouring as the method. Although it…
The “Pearl of Great Price” is one of the parables given by Jesus. What does it have to do with a present? This article will attempt to give a study on the idea of the “Approach Present” that God established…
What is our Hope? From Acts 24: Paul said, “But this I confess unto you, that after the way which they call heresy, so I worship the God of my fathers, believing all things which are written in the law…
The Greatest Farmer Ever: (The Will, Counsel, Intent, and Work of God) A farmer has a will…to see a good crop. He then uses his counsel to decide how best to carry out his plan. Then he sets out with…