From Jack Cottrell THE SINNER’S PRAYER THE SINNER’S PRAYER — JACK COTTRELL – 2020 QUESTION: In my evangelistic efforts I occasionally encounter someone who says something like this: “I have already said the sinner’s prayer; thus I am saved and I do … Continue reading →
What are the gospel commands, obedience to which is necessary for salvation? Here we simply must look for the Biblical teaching that specifically connects obedient human acts with the receiving of salvation (i.e., justification as the forgiveness of sins, and … Continue reading →
Acts 2:38 Peter calls for each one of them individually (bekastos, but NIV every one) to be baptized … in (on the basis of) the name of Jesus Christ – that is, as Joseph Addison Alexander puts it, “by his … Continue reading →
But what does God say? He says not only that truth or sound doctrine is the foundation of the church; He also says that the church is the foundation and support of the truth! We simply cannot be afraid to … Continue reading →
How long does it take to read through the Bible? So I have the Steven Johnston NKJV of the Bible on audio (mp3) and the run time is as follows: Bible NKJV Stephen Johnston Bible NKJV Stephen JohnstonOld Testament 53:30:29New … Continue reading →
Note: the plan covers 300 days. Date Reading Link 1/7/2019 Matthew 1:1-17, Acts 1:1-11, Psalm 1, Genesis 1–2 https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew1:1-17,Acts1:1-11,Psalm1,Genesis1–2&version=NKJV 1/8/2019 Matthew 1:18-25, Acts 1:12-26, Psalm 2, Genesis 3–4 https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew1:18-25,Acts1:12-26,Psalm2,Genesis3–4&version=NKJV 1/9/2019 Matthew 2:1-12, Acts 2:1-21, Psalm 3, Genesis 5–8 https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew2:1-12,Acts2:1-21,Psalm3,Genesis5–8&version=NKJV 1/10/2019 Matthew 2:13-23, Acts 2:22-47, … Continue reading →
The 95 Theses Out of love for the truth and from desire to elucidate it, the Reverend Father Martin Luther, Master of Arts and Sacred Theology, and ordinary lecturer therein at Wittenberg, intends to defend the following statements and to … Continue reading →
Choosing a Commentary A review of New Testament Resources Lynn Gardner Copyright 2006 College Press Publishing Co ISB 0-89900-943-3 The commentary with an asterisk (*) preceding the author’s name represents my personal choice of a commentary in that category. In … Continue reading →
CONNECTION OF BAPTISM WITH REMISSION OF SINS. A complete study on the connection of baptism with the remission of sins is given by J. W. McGarvey in his New Commentary On Acts, Vol. I, pages 243-262). EXCURSUS A. … Continue reading →
“The wild is my church . . .” My 15-year old son Rex was a serious backpacker and outdoorsman. He had hiked in Colorado and portions of the Appalachian Trail in Vermont, New Hampshire and Main. Less than a week … Continue reading →