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Scripture, at its core, is the progressive revelation of God's redemptive plan through covenant-based relationships with humans. Throughout Scripture, God is seen initiating covenants with humans.…
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In a previous article, we considered whether Scripture is against believers’ prosperity. That article put to rest the notion that financial prosperity is inherently sinful. In…
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None of Jesus' sayings on the cross is more theologically dense or spiritually decisive than His final declaration: “It is finished!” (John 19:30). This was not…
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The person and works of Jesus cannot be properly understood apart from the biblical framework of His threefold office—Prophet, Priest, and King. In two other articles,…
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This study is a sequel to an earlier study titled Sin In Biblical Theology. Click here to read. The problem of sin lies at the heart…
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The doctrine of sin is foundational to the gospel. The necessity of salvation and the significance of Christ’s sacrifice cannot be understood without understanding sin. To…
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There is a belief in Africa that the words of a dying person are not empty words; therefore, attention should be paid to such words. Well,…
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The title of this study—Becoming What We Already Are Through Grace—seems something of a paradox. If you are already something, how can you still become it?…
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Perhaps, no subject creates as much confusion and tension among believers as the doctrine of eternal security. At the heart of this tension lies one great…
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Deep in the human heart lies a quiet, lingering feeling of incompleteness. Some try to fill it with success, relationships, even spirituality. Yet, the creeping feeling…
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