"For the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ" – Ephesians 4:12
By: Curtis Clair Ewing[I believe this article was written in the 1970s. It was published in the form of a tract by Open-Bible Ministries in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Curtis Clair Ewing was the Pastor of the Church of the Covenants in Los Angeles, California. He was the son-in-law to Pastor Warren B. Record. He was … Continue reading The Jewish Khazar Kingdom
By: Matthew D. Dyer Old Testament Bible Verse Who Used ItPurposeType of Oil (if specified)Genesis 28:18JacobPoured oil on a stone pillar to dedicate it to GodOil (olive oil, implied)Genesis 35:14JacobErected stone pillar and poured oil as an offering/dedicationOil (olive oil, implied)Exodus 29:7Moses (by God’s instruction)To consecrate Aaron as priest (pour oil on his head)Holy anointing … Continue reading Anointing Oil in the Bible
By: Matthew D. DyerIn the past few days since the assassination of Charlie Kirk, there have been many Christians saying if their Pastor didn't invoke the name of Charlie Kirk and talk about current events in their weekly sermon, that they need to step down because they are a coward. They may be right, because … Continue reading Did Your Pastor Mention Charlie Kirk?
By: Matthew D. Dyer If infant baptism is biblically incorrect, then the question arises when should a child that is raised in a Christian household be baptized? Some believe as soon as the child can truly believe, profess faith in Christ, and know and understand what sin is so they can repent of it, then … Continue reading Is There a Biblical Age of Adulthood?
By: Matthew D. Dyer After the mode of Biblical baptism is identified, one must ask the question who and when is someone to be baptized, and this often leads to the subject of infant baptism. The debate on whether infants should be baptized (immersed), poured, or sprinkled has been going on since at least the … Continue reading Is Infant-Baptism Biblical?
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