Paul and the Judaizer Paul did not write to answer the hedonist, humanist, secularist or pagan. His primary opponent was not a Calvinist, “Faith-Only”-ist, Catholic, or any flavor of Protestant. The opposition to his mission came from one primary source … Read More
Imprisoned or Free… Living for Christ While Paul is imprisoned he writes an impassioned plea to his beloved brothers and sisters in Philippi. He says that while dying would be most beneficial for him it was more needful for them … Read More
Why are you Waiting Saul? Saul of Tarsus waited three days in the city of Damascus for someone to tell him what he needed to do (cf. Acts 9:8-9). It was no doubt a trying time for the heartbroken man: … Read More
Hearing the Light It has often been speculated as to what the Apostle Paul’s “thorn in the flesh” might have been which caused him such difficulties (2 Cor. 12:7-8). Some believe it to have been his eyesight, injured and never … Read More
“But By Every Word of God” A few weeks ago in a sermon, I spoke about the Bible doctrine of inspiration. In that lesson we discussed how some people will accept some of the Bible as inspired, but not all … Read More