Biblical Christian Articles

Here, we examine the Trinity doctrine fallacy and some of the nonsensical assertions used to prop it up.

Nine questions for those who teach that Yahushua pre-existed his birth in Bethlehem...

I would begin with a warning that this study is somewhat deep. This study will require a certain level of concentration. Please pray before reading this. May Yahuwah guide us all!

In modern times John 3:16 is probably the most frequently quoted verse (out of context) from the whole Bible, as it adorns American sporting events (on posters) and is used repeatedly as a succinct summary by well- meaning, enthusiastic evangelists. While being a beautiful statement (in itself) concerning Yahuwah’s overwhelming love to give His Son, and the ultimate goal involved, it can be used in a dangerously misleading way!

Believers in the pre-existence of the Lord Yahushua often appeal to the words of the Apostle Paul in 1 Corinthians 10:4, where he says of the Israelites in the wilderness that they "all drank the same spiritual drink; for they drank of that spiritual rock that followed them; and that rock was Christ." It is argued from this that Christ himself personally accompanied the people of Israel as they journeyed through the wilderness to the Promised Land. But is this really what Paul is saying?

Christians, Jew and Gentile, are to continue to take the gospel to the Jews (and also to the nations, or non-Jews; but never to the nations only). There is a remnant that will hear it, believe, and be saved. Our hope is that the natural branches will be grafted back into their own tree, along with the Gentiles now, as they see that Yahushua, and Yahushua alone, is their Messiah; and that Christians have the salvation and the fulfillment of their own promises and Scriptures from Yahuwah.

The Bible records for us that all Scripture is breathed out by Yahuwah and profitable for teaching, reproof, correction, and training in righteousness (2 Timothy 3:16), but many Christians today have forgotten some very important parts of Scripture—namely, the “instructions” of Yahuwah, or in Hebrew, Torah.

Is Yahushua the only “Christ” in the Bible? The majority will surely respond with a resounding, “Yes!” However, the correct answer might surprise you. Read more!

The WLC team is seeking the help of the community in a very important matter. It is our sincere prayer that you can be of assistance to us with this very unique request!

Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that Yahushua is Michael the Archangel. I approach this topic with care and respect for those who hold to this doctrine; nevertheless, the aim of this study is to call their attention to the problems that one faces when trying to defend this doctrine.

Deuteronomy 6:4: "Hear, O Israel! Yahuwah our Elohim is one!"

Edwin Lutzer is a fabricator of errant interpretations. Scripture immediately exposes his book title, One Minute After You Die, as fraudulent. What really happens when we die?

Yahushua was brought into existence by Yahuwah in a fabulously unique way. What confidence all of this should inspire!

Yahushua from the beginning claimed to be the promised Messiah. He never claimed to be Yahuwah, the God of Israel (who is also the God of Yahushua!). He never claimed to be “The Great I AM” of the OT. He did, however, repeatedly claim to be the unique Son of Yahuwah.

What problems are you facing today? Are you or a loved one struggling with health issues? Family problems? Perhaps there are problems at work or maybe you’re dealing with the consequences of a mistake. Do you struggle with anxiety? Whatever the problem is that you are facing, Scripture presents principles that will give you wisdom on how to overcome.

Matthew 6:8-11: The bread the Saviour is talking about is spiritual bread. Just as physical bread gives physical life, spiritual bread strengthens us spiritually and leads to eternal life! Are you receiving your daily bread?

Can all true believers speak in tongues?

11 Biblical proofs of that Yahuwah (the Father) and Yahushua (the son) are not the same being.

Let's look at a few of the Scriptures which are alleged in support of the any-moment coming and to show that none of them can fairly be used to say, “Yes, the Apostles did believe that Christ could come at any moment.”

“Another Yahushua,” a false one of the easy-going “broad way” is obviously being promoted and sought by the world’s tricky agenda.