Two Assemblies in Conflict
A Modern Reflection of Acts 19 and the Meaning of Ekklesia Introduction The New Testament word commonly translated “church” is…
Ekklesia and the Problem of the “Universal Church”
A Linguistic and Biblical ExaminationExamining whether the concept of a “universal church” aligns with the inspired Greek word ekklesia used…
Ekklēsía, Church, & the Problem of Inconsistent Language
Image Clarification:Under the New Covenant during the 1st century, assemblies often met in homes rather than dedicated buildings. The distinction…
The Biblical Ekklesia: Recovering the Meaning Lost in the Word ‘Church’
~ A Note to the Reader ~The purpose of this material is not to create division, provoke debate, or diminish…
The Meaning of Ekklesia
~ NOTE TO THOSE CONSUMING THIS CONTENT ~Before you begin, I want to speak with grace and clarity.Nothing in this…
Clarifying “the antichrist”
A Grammatical & Contextual Look at 1 John 2 When discussing end-times prophecy, many Christians immediately turn to the concept…
Scriptural Church Blueprint: Assembly & The Lord’s Supper
On this page Foreword Authorship & Method Intro Question Part 1 (Elders) Part 2 (Lord’s Supper) Part 3 (Acts 2:42)…
Examining John’s Language & Errors of Imported Interpretation
Introduction Few biblical terms have been as widely misunderstood and misapplied as the word antichrist. In popular Christian teaching, it…
The Cost of Not Thinking: How Assumptions Shape Belief
Re-Examining Popular End-Times Teaching in the Light of Scripture Introduction: Why “Dare To Think” Matters The call to think biblically…
Reading the New Testament with Historical Clarity
Reader’s Note:This study is offered in a spirit of care and concern for the church. Its purpose is not to…
Returning to the Apostles’ Doctrine: Testing Tradition and Modern Assumptions by Scripture
Menu Introduction 1. What Is Apostolic Doctrine? 2. The Apostolic Standard: What Is Written and 3. Dispensationalism and Apostolic Teaching…
Two Paths: Following the Cross or Following the Crowd
Not every path that appears bright leads to life. Scripture repeatedly warns that truth is often found where few are…