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DISPENSATIONALISM AND EPHESIANS
Dispensationalism is a theological system held by untold millions of Bible-believing Christians in thousands of churches across our land. Some of the great evangelists of our day and of the recent past...
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The Rule of Faith and Practice, Part 5
AA Hodge The following information is taken from AA Hodge’s Outlines of Theology, published in 1866. Hodge graduated from Princeton Seminary and served as a missionary to India and a pastor. He later...
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Real Apologetics Dispensationalism Wrap-Up
Wrap-up of this summer’s Dispensationalism series from the Real Apologetics blog site… What is Hyper-Dispensationalism? (6/4) Covenant Theology vs. Dispensationalism (6/6) A Brief History of...
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The Church A Body Composed of The Redeemed of All Ages
Pastor ‘JasonS’ of the Pastoral Musings blog has a nice piece today on The Church. This work is a nice antidote to some of the Landmarkism found in may Independant Baptist churches today. The post may...
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Is the Old Covenant Temple a Picture of the New Covenant Church?
INTRODUCTION Last evening I was reading from 1 Corinthians 3 and I was meditating on how the Apostle states that we are the Temple of God (vss 16-17) – “Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and...
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The Church and the Kingdom
As I continue with H. Ridderbos’ NBD article on the Kingdom of God, I come to a section where Dr. Ridderbos discusses the Church and the Kingdom. According to Ridderbos, we err when we make The Church...
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The Kingdom of God, Israel, and the Church
Introduction The Kingdom of God is a key and central theme of the New Testament. All dedicated students of Scripture understand this to be so. Some see the kingdom as being entirely future and equate...
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Is Jesus the Faithful Israel?
In the New Testament reveals in many places how that the Old Covenant nation of Israel was a type of the Christ who was to come. Read the following post by brother Richard Barcellos to discover some of...
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Non-Denominationalism in an Age of Ecumenicism
I once attended a very small but well-known Calvinistic Baptist church near where I live. Years before I started attending, the church name was changed from _________ Baptist Church to a...
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Baptist Views on the Mosaic Covenant
Introduction Historic reformed theology splits the history of God’s dealing with man into two divisions: works and grace. The first division is the era in which man could stand or fall before God...
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