Annihilationism and Conditional Immortality in John’s Ancient Bibles By David Aaron Beaty In the 1st century AD, when the New Testament was written, byGuest AuthorFebruary 22, 2025
Not Your Valentine! Good works will never get us into God’s Kingdom! byJohn I. SnyderFebruary 17, 2025
A Prescription for New Wine We need to herald the unbelievable good news of the Son of God byChris DunnFebruary 15, 2025
Invincible Joy: Oliver Asher on Finding Joy in Hopeless Situations “Sometimes life gets tough byJohn I. SnyderFebruary 2, 2025
Biblical StudiesMarch 15, 2016 Commentary: Ephesians 5:21 In Ephesians 5:15–21 Paul writes, Look carefully then how you walk, not as byShelton Brown
UncategorizedMarch 1, 2016 Preference or Revelation: Church Attendance in the 21st Century In 2013, Pew Research conducted a study on Americans who do not attend church on byShelton Brown
UncategorizedJuly 18, 2015 Pray for Chattanooga It’s been a tough week to say the least byShelton Brown
UncategorizedJune 30, 2015 Lipstick is Everything In 1945, Lieutenant Colonel Mercin Willet Gonin documented the liberation of a byShelton Brown
UncategorizedJune 22, 2015 The Greatest Day of Your Life We all have an idea of what the “good life” looks like byShelton Brown
UncategorizedJune 8, 2015 Worship at the Manger I will confess to you all now—I did not begin my annual Bible reading until this byShelton Brown
UncategorizedApril 24, 2015 The Freedom of Election One of the most recognized verses in the Bible is also, in my opinion, one of byShelton Brown
UncategorizedApril 17, 2015 The Day Nobody Died It is one of my greatest fears, if not the greatest fear, that I should never be byShelton Brown
UncategorizedApril 13, 2015 The Evolution of Self Colson Whitehead of The New York Times Magazine recently wrote that, byShelton Brown
UncategorizedMarch 30, 2015 I Believe—Help My Unbelief The whole of the Biblical narrative is a portrait of the Savior who has come and byShelton Brown
