How Noah Webster, of Dictionary Fame, Was Converted by Noah Webster Noah Webster (1758-1843), the notable American lexicographer and textbook pioneer, remains famous to the present day in connection with the Merriam-Webster Dictionary. In 1843, George and Charles Merriam bought the rights to Noah Webster’s 1828 […]
Did Christ Keep The Law for His People? by William R. Newell William R. Newell (1865-1956) is known for his commentaries on Romans, Hebrews and Revelation, as well as his famous hymn “Years I Spent in Vanity and Pride”. He […]
Ancient Errors, Modern Examples: Adoptionism by Daniel D. Shutt (Livonia, MI, USA) Words are tricky. Some sound alike but have different meaning or spelling – flour and flower, foul and fowl. Others are spelled the same but differ in meaning […]
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 page book entitled Christ Tempted and Sympathising in which he gets to grips with Hebrews […]
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 are young in the faith, “What is to be done with the sins we commit […]
Thou Hast No Tongue, O Christ Anonymous Thou hast no tongue, O Christ, as once of old, To tell the story of Thy love divine: The story still as strange, as sweet, as true; But there’s no tongue to tell […]
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 paragraph in which he expresses his sorrow over Israel’s national rejection of Christ. He lists […]
The Uniqueness of Christianity Audio presentation by Michael J. Penfold Apologetics 101 – PART 5 of 5 Consciously or not, every human being has a worldview; it’s the way they view themselves, the world and all of reality. That worldview […]
What Does it Mean to Believe in Jesus Christ? Audio sermon by Michael J. Penfold What does it mean to believe in Christ? Why do some people have trouble believing? How may I know if I have believed in the […]
Did Christ Die for All? by David McAllister David McAllister, a Bible teacher from Donegal, Ireland, takes up the topic of the vicarious death of Christ and asks “For whom did Christ die? Was it for all or just for […]
You Can Know The Truth by Michael J. Penfold It’s impossible to deny the existence of truth without at the same time affirming it. How come? Well, think about it: to say “truth does not exist” is to make a […]
