Biblical Christian Articles

Many Christians assume that the return of Christ will not happen in their lifetime. Instead, they assume that life as it is now will continue steadily onward. However, an unexpected series of events will change life on earth as we know it . . . forever.

Salvation is a gift, but it is the responsibility of the individual to accept it. No one can accept salvation for you!

Scripture reveals what happens to the lost during the millennium following the Saviour’s return . . . and it reveals the depth of the Father’s love.

Satan has promoted the assumption that there will be no temple in the earth made new. Thus, the deepest yearning of the Creator’s heart has been unknown and unappreciated.

Nearly 2,000 years ago, believers were promised the Saviour would return soon. Non-believers point to this apparent failed prophecy as a reason to doubt. Read on to learn how to reconcile this dilemma.

Hymnals are full of songs praising “Jesus.” From “Away in a Manger” to “Jesus is Coming Again,” Christians sing about Yahushua. They sing about his birth, his ministry, his blood, his death, and his return. Very few songs are dedicated to the Father, and those that are, focus on His majesty, grandeur, and wrath.  This focus on Yahushua and his undeniably selfless sacrifice obscures a too-often overlooked fact of Scripture: the true identity of our Savior.

The promise of Yahushua’s return is the blessed hope that has motivated missionaries, strengthened martyrs, and inspired countless believers through the ages.  Sadly, many believers have been given incorrect information regarding the events surrounding the Saviour’s return.

In order to fully understand the concept and foundation of religion and religious belief as a whole, we must first understand this one truth: the concept of traditional and structured religion is man-made at its very core.

WLC has long taught that the millennium will take place in Heaven. A new understanding of Scripture has revealed that the millennium following Yahushua's return will actually take place on earth.

You do not have to wait until you have quit sinning to come to Yahuwah. Come now. Just as you are because He receives sinners!

Faith is the hand that grasps the promises of Yah, bringing Heaven’s greatest blessings to the humble believer.

Like salvation, obedience itself is a gift. Obedience that flows from our own strenuous effort is nothing but works and is unacceptable to Yah.

All Christians agree that salvation is a gift of grace. And yet, despite this assurance, the vast majority of Christians, almost unbeknownst to themselves, slip into a salvation-by-works mentality that contradicts their stated beliefs. See what Scripture has to say about the incredible gift of salvation and your part in it.

In a world of sorrows, the hurting heart wants to know why? Why, if Yah is a God of love, does He not keep bad things from happening? There are actually very good reasons why Yahuwah does not always prevent tragedies, but He is always present to strengthen and encourage at every step of the way.

Justification by faith is the gift that keeps on giving. It is a perpetual, never-ending donation of Christ’s own righteousness that brings other gifts in its wake.

A surprising number of Christians are closet evolutionists in their spiritual lives. This stems from not understanding the Saviour’s atonement. Is this you?!

Imputed righteousness is not the same as imparted righteousness. Read on to learn the amazing truth about the science of salvation.

Careful study of Scripture proves that not only is the Saviour fully human, but he was not pre-existent, either. How, then, do we reconcile the use of "elohim" (a plural term) to decribe Yahuwah throughout Scripture?

The heresy of a triune godhead has been used by Satan to cover up one of the most astonishing facts of salvation: Yahushua, the only begotten son of the one true God, was 100% fully human!

The doctrine of a triune godhead comes from ancient paganism, not Scripture. The acceptance of this heresy created a thought environment in which a belief in the pre-existence of the Saviour became a “natural conclusion.”