The Battle of Armageddon: The Last Conflict of Two Kingdoms
Armageddon is not a contest whose outcome remains in doubt. It is the public disclosure of a victory Calvary already secured.
EschatologyTheology, church history and apologetics.
Armageddon is not a contest whose outcome remains in doubt. It is the public disclosure of a victory Calvary already secured.
EschatologyCain's murder was the outward expression of a battle already lost within. The believer's hardest opposition is the self that remains.
Practical TheologyThe inward conflict Paul describes in Romans 7 is real, but it is not the whole account. Romans 8 names the greater law that governs the believer.
RomansEvery life is governed from a throne. Pilate tried to avoid the question and discovered that refusing to decide about Christ is itself a decision.
Practical TheologyThe mystery Paul was given to proclaim was not that God would save sinners, but the basis on which sinners could stand accepted before Him.
SalvationPaul says the fullness of the Godhead dwells bodily in Christ. That claim is not decorative. It is what makes redemption possible at all.
Systematic TheologyThe Father's approval rests upon His Son, and those united to Christ by faith share in an acceptance they could never earn for themselves.
Salvation