Biblical Christian Articles

Debunking the "Trinity" Doctrine: Theological literature and particularly evangelical apologetic writing in support of the Trinity attempts to make its case against an increasing volume of opposition from solid exegetical and lexical fact and the historical examination of the Bible.

What, according to Yahushua, was the purpose of his whole mission? You might be surprised!

Many Christians sitting in the pew believe that their view of Yahuwah is derived solely from the Bible. They would never suspect, however, that the roots of their belief in a triune God comes, not from Scripture, but from Greek philosophy.

The early Christian church was heavily influenced by Plato, and the effects of Plato’s teaching can still be seen within Christianity today. This is particularly true when it comes to the topic of heaven.

Masturbation will inexorably feed and fan the flames that burn away any resolve a man or woman may have to live for Yahuwah and for others.

Practical step to overcoming the addiction of masturbation...

Yahuwah is one. Yahushua, the Christ, is His only begotten human son. Contrary to popular belief, Scripture does not teach that Christ is the Creator, that the Father and Son are the same being, or that Yahushua existed prior to his birth in Bethlehem. Some thought-provoking questions for sincere truth seekers...

Debunking the Trinity Doctrine: Four points that demonstrate why Unitarian Monotheism is the only position that makes Biblical sense.

The fact that Melchizedek was both priest and king while being fully human teaches a very important lesson about Yahushua who, likewise, is both a king and a priest while still being fully human. Yahushua, like Melchizedek before him, was appointed to this high, holy office by Yahuwah Himself. This makes Yahushua’s priesthood superior to that of the Levitical priests who simply inherited it by virtue of their parentage.

John Calvin’s interpretation of the Bible justified the murder of his theological opponents. He himself did not cut off any heads or light any fires that burned human heretics alive, but John Calvin’s preaching from the Old and New Testaments claimed those capital punishments aligned with God’s interests. What lessons must we learn from this?

Historically, there has been two main theories regarding the Church's relationship to Israel. In replacement theology, the Church replaces Israel such that Israel has no redemptive future. In separation theology (an aspect of dispensationalism), while Yahuwah has a future for Israel, there is a distinction between Israel and the Church that is preserved throughout all time, with no overlap of the two.

Is it possible that both of these popular positions have been wrong? Is there a middle ground of truth? Let's read on...

The greatest reward offered to the overcomer is not immortality. Rather, it is the privilege of living in the very presence of Yahuwah in His coming kingdom on earth. When you exercise your faith to accept salvation, preparatory to living with Yah, that very act is accounted to you for righteousness.

The secret to transformation is to be hid with Christ in Yahuwah. This is the provision Yahuwah has graciously provided so that the believer is accounted as perfectly keeping the divine law.

Entrance into the New Jerusalem is dependent upon keeping the law of Yah. This creates a problem, because fallen humans are incapable of keeping the very law that must be kept in order to gain entrance into the holy city. Thankfully, Yahuwah has made provision for this conundrum.

Whether you are worshiping with a small group, just your immediate family, or by yourself, it is possible to gain a rich Sabbath day’s blessing while worshipping at home.

Scripture reveals that when a soul dies, there is no more consciousness. There is neither suffering or joy. The soul “sleeps” until raised back to life by the power of the Life Giver.

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.