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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…
As Christian churches try to straddle the fence on the subject of LGBTQetc., they create contradictions that must be ignored. Unfortunately, what they do is ignore the Word of God and not the pressures of society. Andy Stanley exemplifies this in his defense of his conference to help parents of gay children. While Andy says things that are right, he continually contradicts…
The opposite of pride is humility. Society today celebrates pride and looks at humility as weakness. Scripture exalts those who are humble and brings low the haughtiness of men. Pride worships the creature more than the Creator. Yet the Creator humbled Himself and took on the shame and sin debt of mankind. We are told to have the mind of Christ in…
We look at a video of Dr. George Antonius critiquing a video by Pastor David O’Steen concerning what was Cornelius saved into, the kingdom or the body of Christ. The first thing that we see is that Pastor O’Steen contradicts himself when he uses the terms ‘prophetic program’ and ‘mystery program.’ Dr. Antonius points this out and also uses these terms. The…
Is homosexuality different from other sins? Andy Stanley thinks so. So do most conservative Christians. Modernists want to separate it out as being okay because that is the way you wereborn. It is who you are, so how could it really be a sin? Conservatives, on the other hand, will often point to it as being so much worse than other sin,…
There are many videos on YouTube refuting Mid-Acts dispensationalism. We begin looking at what the critics say about us and determining if it is true. The first subject concerns the idea that the church had to begin at Pentecost because that is where the baptizing work of the Holy Spirit began. https://www.gracealive.org/sermon-series/why-i-am-a-hyper-dispensationalist/
One common objection to Mid-Acts dispensationalism is Romans 16:7, where Paul says that Andronicus and Junia were in Christ before him. That should surprise no one. Everyone who was granted eternal life before Paul’s salvation was in Christ before him. There is no eternal life outside of Christ. This is made clear in Ephesians 1:10 and Colossians 1:18-20. Romans 3 tells us…
Shame is thought of as a bad thing. It is something that one should feel about who one is outside of Christ. But shame is often what leads to humility. As we are all born sinners, should we not feel shame about being sinners? That shame leads us to the humility necessary to recognize our need for a Savior. God continually brought…
We don’t believe that the Lord’s Supper is a ceremony that should be observed in this dispensation. (This is controversial amongst Mid-Acts dispensationalists.) There are several reasons we don’t observe the Lord’s Supper. The first is Colossians 2:9-17. The second has to do with whom the new testament was made with – it was not the body of Christ. The third reason…