Apologetical Articles

Here is a good video. I would just like to exhort Christian to listen and think about what is said; and compare it to scriptures. For the Law of Christ is what we Christian are under; and not the Law of Moses-- for the matter of Sanctification.

 It seems that no matter where one turns these days some kind of depravity is being held up as a  morally accepted virtue. There is no escaping it: it is being put forward in every avenue; and if one disagrees with it, they will find themselves on the wrong side of history and on the wrong side of the law. It is a clear testimony to this reversed pattern: 'calling good evil; and evil good' and we face a world that is bent on 'bad company corrupting good morals' .  The world is all the more willing to be led by the hand into this anarchy; but I tell you the church must take a stand; and stand firmly against this ever growing disease and parasite that is destroying society.  In assessing the question of whether there is an advantage in having transgender "women" competing with real women. Albert Mohler states:  Again, Christians look at this, operating out of a biblical worldview, and understand there is no right answer to this question because what has been rej

This title may be a little confusing because it is strange concept; yet I believe it is correct.  Now what Do I mean?  Let me explain:  Preliminary thought While what can be called "classical feminism" had an aim; no matter how misguided it may have been as what it was trying to fight for was a good thing just that it never needed to do such a thing; in the first place.  There had always been equality for the sexes due to the Christian faith-- just not identical rights-- for both men and women were equal before God in all thing pertaining to the faith. However, this equality did not rule  distinctive trait that defined each sex rather worked to enhance those wonderful points.  let me ask this:  did women gaining the vote ever do any good to society?  my answer is simple: NO.  the good it may have done was far overshadowed by the evils that were to seep through because of it being a slippery slope. for example: the vote was the catalyst to the dysfunction and utter break-down

Here are two audio files on the massive error of following the three uses of the Law as if they have any biblical foundation. It is important for us to always be bereans on everything we hear or are told-- study everything with reference to whether the scriptures actually give us any basis to accept and adhere to something. 

  This video is a short essay video on this great passage from Matthew 5 where David gives us a biblical position on it; and not a tradition based on from C.T.  For a more expanded discourse, he has released a book dealing with this passage in the context of the whole chapter and the whole bible called "clearing the smoke."  Matthew 5 is not about one covenant with two administrations; but two distinct covenants which the whole bible teaches; it is not about the Mosaic law either; it is actually about Christ giving his new law (not laws).  This new law or principle is expressed in many different way through our being sanctified by the Spirit who lives in  each and every Christian. let us come back to scriptures:  Christ says  "you have heard"  and "but I say to you" showing that he is going to law and showing us that these laws no longer apply; but only his law does. (Matthew 5:21-48). Sure, many will dispute this-- but it only shows how far this false tea

So the Cross does not merely tell us that God forgives, it tells us that that is God’s way of making forgiveness possible. It is the way in which we understand how God forgives. I will go further: How can God forgive and still remain God? – That is the question. The Cross is the vindication of God. The Cross is the vindication of the character of God. The Cross not only shows the love of God more gloriously than anything else, it shows His righteousness, His justice, His holiness, and all the glory of His eternal attributes. They are all to be seen shining together there. If you do not see them all you have not seen the Cross. The Cross, The Vindication of God, p. 17,