DOCTRINES OF CHRISTIANITY

How can we know for sure that Jesus actually died and rose again? And what difference does it make? by Norman L. Geisler The Apostle Paul answered this last question emphatically in 1 Corinthians 15:14-19, saying that if Christ did… Continue Reading →

Infant Dont go to HELL its in the Word of God! 2 Samuel 12:23 King James Version (KJV) 23 But now he is dead, wherefore should I fast? can I bring him back again? I shall go to him, but he shall not… Continue Reading →

Dispensationalism is a method of interpreting history that divides God’s work and purposes toward mankind into different periods of time. Usually, there are seven dispensations identified, although some theologians believe there are nine. Others count as few as three or… Continue Reading →

Sationalism, there are seven dispensations. It is important to remember that dispensationalism is a theology inferred from Scripture rather than an explicitly taught doctrine of God’s Word. The value of dispensationalism lies in its systematic view of history’s different eras… Continue Reading →

In the dispensation of Innocence, God worked face to face with His highest creation, made in His own image. After the fall of Adam and Eve, mankind was no longer innocent, and God appealed to humans to use their divinely… Continue Reading →

While the Abrahamic Covenant continues and has not yet been completely fulfilled (even to this day), God changed course with His chosen people Israel at Mt. Sinai. God added the Law, and with it a new dispensation, which had a… Continue Reading →

Each dispensation has a God-ordained responsibility, stewards (people commanded to fulfill that responsibility), a failure on mankind’s part, God’s judgment, and, finally, evidence of God’s grace. In the dispensation of Promise, God works in yet another unique way with man.… Continue Reading →

Dispensationalists see that God has worked with different people in different times in different manners. Usually, seven dispensations are identified: Innocence, Conscience, Government, Promise, Law, Grace, and Millennial Kingdom. Each dispensation reveals a six-fold pattern involving the stewards of the… Continue Reading →

After God had worked face to face with the first humans, Adam and Eve (the dispensation of Innocence, Genesis 1:28—3:19), they sinned, and all mankind became a fallen race living on a cursed planet. Conditions changed, and all subsequent families… Continue Reading →

Dispensationalism is the system of theology that provides the best, most literal hermeneutic (method of Bible interpretation). Also, dispensationalism makes a clear distinction between Israel and the Church. The classic seven dispensations are Innocence, Conscience, Government, Promise, Law, Grace, and… Continue Reading →

We are to warn the people of false doctrine, and if you do not want to believe what we say, you do not have to. Ezekiel 3:17-21 | English Standard Version (ESV) 17 “Son of man, I have made you… Continue Reading →

What is the first thing we must do to obtain salvation? John 3:18  Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe stands condemned already because he has not believed in the name of God’s one and… Continue Reading →

What consequences Romans 6: 23For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.  A wage would indicate payment for work, the pay packet being Death (separation from God); this… Continue Reading →