Theology Applied

Christians need to start thinking biblically and strategically about where they live.

Pastor Joel Webbon provides a list of the seven most important doctrines Christians should consider when looking to join a local church.

When was the book of Hebrews written?

Stop being a Gnostic!

Infant Baptism or Believers’ Baptism? Westminster or the 1689? Who’s right? Who’s wrong? And is it wise for Presbyterians and Reformed Baptists to belong in membership at the same local church, knowing there are significant theological differences between them?

Guns and knives are not inherently bad. Likewise, there is a place for sarcasm. But who should use it, and how should it be used?

If you can’t affirm this biblical principle as true, you are outside of Christian Orthodoxy!

This is the first time in the whole book of Hebrews that Jesus is referred to as “the Great Shepherd” (Hebrews 13:20). As the author finishes his letter, he wants to assure his hearers that they are in good hands. Christ will lead us. Christ will protect us. And most importantly, Christ has promised to never lose us.

This is by far the most effective way to love your grandchildren… before they’re even born.

99% of all Evangelicals misunderstand this basic truth of Scripture!