Nothing had done more damage to the people involved in Pentecostal and Charismatic churches than false teachings related to activities of the Holy Ghost. The Bible-believing Pentecostals cling clearly to the Word of God and the sovereign work of the Holy Ghost in each manifestation of the Spirit. Let’s deal with five particular aspects and ... Read More
Religious deception is always the most subtle and dangerous kind. When the church forsakes the old paths of righteousness and consecration, the next step is haughtiness and doctrinal confusion. It is impossible to rightly interpret Scripture; to rightly divide the great truths of the "meat of the Word" unless humility and a contrite spirit controls ... Read More
The personality and very nature of Jesus Christ was and still is "unconditional love without compromise." The highest possible expression of Jesus Christ in His disciples is that same attitude, "unconditional love without compromise of holiness or purity." His church has always tended to lean to one extreme or the other. We either follow holiness ... Read More
What a breathtaking revelation from the Word of God. The infallible Word of God has proclaimed, “For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus hath made me free from the law of sin and death.” (Romans 8:2) Free means free; the law of sin and death has been broken, stripped of its ... Read More
The Book of Revelation is the theological drama of the entire Holy Bible. Every doctrine of holy truth that we see revealed and taught in the Bible is dramatized in this “Masterpiece” of literature. In the first sixty-five books truth is taught, but in the sixty-sixth book, truth is manifest in a living picture of ... Read More
The most breathtaking book in the world is the infallible Word of God. Not one nuance was missed as God revealed His revelation to His prophets. Our Heavenly Father was so satisfied with His revelation and its perfection that He promised to preserve it for every generation. Not only did He promise to preserve it, ... Read More
Cesar Malan was not brought up an evangelical, far from it. His father, J. I. Malan, though of Huguenot background, was a son of the 18th century, with whom the Encyclopaedie of Diderot supplanted the Bible, and who in his “good sense” smiled at “enthusiasm.” The brilliant son, Cesar, thought he would be a Genevan ... Read More
“Should I flee, or should I remain?” The question to Dr. Tauler was one of utmost importance. The head of Christendom, the Pope of Rome, had placed the city of Strasburg under the curse of the Church, called an Interdict. The Pope’s quarrel was with the Emperor Lewis of Germany, because he had protected Marsilius ... Read More
As a people of language, Americans have a name for everything. The names we give situations, people, places, and things express our feelings about the item named. When our mindset about an item changes, we change the name. You can follow a change of names as a society progresses or declines, and "know" that society’s ... Read More
"Sir, we would see Jesus" (John 12:21). What an incredible request! Miracles at a distance, second-hand information, or even a meeting with the disciples, were not enough. These Greeks wanted a personal conference with this Jesus about whom they had heard so much. They wanted to see Him, and no one else would do. I ... Read More
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