Theology

Can Christians Lose Their Salvation?

Can Christians Lose Their Salvation? by Michael J. Penfold Arriving at a clear understanding of the true nature of salvation represents the first step in

Eternal Punishment

Eternal Punishment by Norman Crawford The Watchtower magazine has published an article applauding major Protestant denominations for finally agreeing with them that there is no

A Study of the Origin of ‘Flesh’ and ‘Faith’

A Study of the Origin of ‘Flesh’ and ‘Faith’ by John Gifford Bellett (1795-1864) J.G Bellett (1795-1864) was an Irish Christian writer and theologian whose wide range

The 7 Temples of Scripture

The 7 Temples of Scripture by Erich Sauer (1898-1959) In chapter 4 of his classic work From Eternity to Eternity (Paternoster Press, 1954), Eric Sauer outlines the

Ancient Errors, Modern Examples: Inclusivism

Ancient Errors, Modern Examples: Inclusivism by Daniel D. Shutt (Livonia, MI, USA) It was a gospel meeting for the ages. Men and women gasped aloud

Ancient Errors, Modern Examples: Adoptionism

Ancient Errors, Modern Examples: Adoptionism by Daniel D. Shutt (Livonia, MI, USA) Words are tricky. Some sound alike but have different meaning or spelling –

Could Christ Have Sinned? and if not, How Can He Sympathise?

Could Christ Have Sinned? and if not, How Can He Sympathise? by William Kelly (1821-1906) Biblical scholar and author William Kelly penned a helpful 62

Understanding the “Two Natures of the Believer”

Understanding the “Two Natures of the Believer” by Robert F. Kingscote (1811-1893) There are many Christians who, after having seen that their sins have been forgiven

The Advocacy of Christ

The Advocacy of Christ by Robert A. F. Kingscote (1811-1888) The question often arises in the minds of the Lord’s people, especially of those who

Ancient Errors, Modern Examples: Universalism

Ancient Errors, Modern Examples: Universalism by Daniel D. Shutt (Livonia, MI, USA) Fifty years ago, it took the world by storm. Recorded in 1971, John

Was the Apostle Paul a Woman Hater?

Was the Apostle Paul a Woman Hater? by Dr. A. J. Higgins M.D. (New Jersey, USA) Dr. Higgins addresses the issue of feminism from a

How To Study The Bible

How To Study the Bible by Michael J. Penfold Although it is an honour to engage in the immensely rewarding task of Bible study, make

Ancient Errors, Modern Examples: Arianism

Ancient Errors, Modern Examples: Arianism by Daniel D. Shutt (Livonia, MI, USA) He must have been a remarkable man. A theologian and scholar, well-educated and

Ancient Errors, Modern Examples: Antinomianism

Ancient Errors, Modern Examples: Antinomianism by Daniel D. Shutt (Livonia, MI, USA) A few months after God saved me, Martin Luther King gave his historic

Ancient Errors, Modern Examples: Modalism

Ancient Errors, Modern Examples: Modalism by Daniel D. Shutt (Livonia, MI, USA) Many deceivers have gone out into the world (2 John 1:7).1 It was

Is Romans 9:5 a Statement of the Deity of Christ?

Is Romans 9:5 a Statement of the Deity of Christ? by Michael J. Penfold As he pens Romans 9:5, the apostle Paul is concluding a

“What is Man?” and “Do Animals Have Souls?”

“What is Man?”, and “Do Animals Have Souls?” by Dr. David Vallance (Ann Arbor, MI, USA) Anthropology is the study of human beings. As with

Is the Sabbath for Today? Should Christians be Sabbatarian?

Is the Sabbath for today? by Michael J. Penfold The question of the Sabbath, and whether or not Christians are expected to observe it, is

Is the King James Version Perfect?

Is the King James Version Perfect? by Michael J. Penfold The King James Version of the Bible still excels as a translation. However, in recent

What is the Difference between Propitiation and Atonement?

What is the Difference between Propitiation and Atonement? Samuel McBride This article was originally published as a book called Atonement – Old or New Testament

What About Transubstantiation and the Mass?

What about Transubstantiation and the Mass? by Michael J. Penfold Once a matter of life and death, transubstantiation is now generally a matter of indifference.