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One of the main arguments against mid_Acts dispensationalism is that the earthly apostles of Jesus Christ had to be in the body of Christ before Paul. Paul says that the church is built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets. Paul also says that the message given to him was now revealed to the holy apostles and prophets. The focus is…
Is everything that happens caused by God? Does God allow some things to happen while intervening in others. Does God have a specific will for the individual lives of each believer? What is God’s will for your life? These are questions that Christians have wrestled with for ages. In this series we will attempt to answer these questions from the scriptures rightly…
When Paul makes lists of sins when referring to the Body of Christ, he makes a parallel with Romans six, seven and eight. In Romans six, we are shown how we are dead to sin; in Romans seven, how we are dead to the law; and in Romans 8, how we are dead to the flesh. When listing sins in I Corinthians…
When one looks for arguments against Mid-Acts dispensationalism, there are a few who understand it to a point and reject it. So far in this series we have looked at many of these objections. In this video we look at one more, then we examine the many straw men that are built about what we believe so that they can be easily…
What is truth? Where can it be found? Is it subjective to the opinions of each individual? We believe that truth is found in the Word of God. It is call the word of truth; it is elevated to the name of the Creator. Once found and understood, the truth should always be upheld. Standing for truth is almost always a lonely…
Peter Ruckman was a very influential Baptist preacher and the founder of Pensacola Bible Institute. He is best know for his stand on the King James Bible. What he is lesser known for outside of Baptist circles was his very intense opposition to Mid-Acts dispensationalists. He called those that believe as we “The Dry Cleaners.” This has always been a mystery because…
As we’ve gone through this series, we have looked at the difficulty many churches today face concerning how they should deal with certain sins. While some subtly or openly accept them, others treat them as unforgivable – or at least those who practice them as pariahs. But God has always treated sin with grace and truth. The truth part is that sin…
Many Christian churches seem to be moving in different directions on many sins. While some churches seem to be following society, condoning political correct sins, other churches treat those same sins as though they are worse than any other. The churches that condone these sins, sometimes in a subtle way and sometimes outright, claim that these transgressions are different because it is…
Sin has always been sin. Even before there was a law, sin resulted from moving away from God. Paul lists sins four different places that have four dispensational meanings. He lists pretty much the same sins in each place. Romans one is sin before the law, which gives us an idea of how an ungoverned society without God ends up. The next…
Most Christians see the accounts of Cornelius and the Ethiopian Eunuch as accounts of the personal, eternal soul salvation. But the truth is that they were both already faithful proselytes. They had already been personally saved the same as Rahab, Ruth, Naaman, Uriah the Hittite and so on. If the salvation that they received wasn’t the salvation of their souls, what salvation…