Scripture describes two events, not one: a purging on the pattern of Noah that opens the millennial reign, and a wholly new creation after the thousand years.
Category: Systematic Theology
Dive into the organized study of Christian doctrines, including the nature of God, the Trinity, creation, and the church. Understand how biblical teachings form a cohesive system of faith
What Is the Church?
The New Testament word ekklesia means a called-out assembly, never a building. What the church is, how the word drifted, and what the Reformation recovered.
What Is Grace?
Grace is the free and undeserved favor of God toward those who have earned the opposite, favor that pardons sinners completely and transforms them entirely.
What Happens When We Die?
Death is a separation, not an ending. Scripture describes conscious life after death, a coming judgment, and the resurrection of the body as the Christian hope.
Why Did Jesus Have to Die?
The death of Christ was sacrifice, substitution, and reconciliation at once, satisfying divine justice and revealing that the love which saves originates in God.
What Is Sin?
Sin in Scripture is not merely wrong acts but a corrupt nature and an offense against God, for which the only remedy is the new birth.
The Holiness of God and the Death of Uzzah
The death of Uzzah is not a story of divine overreaction. It is a window into the nature of holiness as a consuming ontological reality.
Saved by Faith Alone, But Not by a Faith That Is Alone
Justification is by faith alone, but genuine faith is never alone. Scripture teaches that Paul and James are complementary, not contradictory.