Once Saved, Always Saved
Types of Calvinism Then we have a more moderate form of Calvinism to the left of Wesleyan Arminianism known as €œFour-Point Calvinism”, and then beyond that is a €œFive-Point Calvinism” […]
Typology of the Grain Offering Part 2 of 2
Look, please, to the book of Proverbs chapter 24:13. We must always interpret Scripture in light of other Scripture. This is what we read: “My son, eat honey, for it […]
Sermons by Other Authors
Title Author Language Scripture Description A Cross-less Christianity = A Christ-less Christianity Mike Oppenheimer English Various What is being taught today is that we should not suffer or have pain […]
The Book of Ruth
by James Jacob Prasch Introduction The book of Ruth is read in the Jewish Synagogue at the feast of Pentecost, which is the first day, as it were, of the […]
Future History of the Church Part 3 of 3
Elijah Then and Now There is much more that I could say about this, but let me put it to you this way: we must understand Elijah. King Ahab covets […]
One Messiah: Two Comings
by James Jacob Prasch And gathering them together, He commanded them not to leave Jerusalem, but to wait for what the Father had promised, “Which,” He said, “You heard of […]
Understanding the Mixture
by James Jacob Prasch In an age where pop psychology is masquerading as biblical doctrine things can become very confusing. Today we hear so much about things being a mixture […]
Issues of Hinduism
The Character of God (Actual Hindu quote by an Indian student studying in the USA): “What I believe now is that Hindus and Christians are the same, we […]
The Burning Bush – Hineni
by James Jacob Prasch Introduction “Now it came about in those days, when Moses had grown up, that he went out to his brethren and looked on their hard labors; […]
Hanukkah Part 1 of 2
Introduction “Hanukkah” comes from the Hebrew term “hanukkat” meaning “dedication” or “rededication”. There are four aspects of Hanukkah: The first is the “traditional” one, what most people are familiar with. […]