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Pentecostals and Charismatics believe that being ‘Baptized in the Holy Spirit’ results in a higher level of being a Christian. In particular, they believe that Baptism in the Holy Spirit means to be specially endued with the power of the Holy Spirit to enable signs and wonders. However, signs and wonders ceased when the New… Continue reading Baptism in the Holy Spirit

The Day of Pentecost is an important element of Pentecostalism and the Charismatic movement. It is important because it was the day that the Holy Spirit was sent to dwell in the disciples of Jesus Christ (Acts 2).  But, Pentecostals and Charismatics inappropriately emphasize the signs and wonders that occurred that day (i.e., speaking in… Continue reading Day of Pentecost

Although Pentecostals and Charismatics are very prevalent in Christianity, the signs and wonders that they believe in are false.  Signs and wonders belonged to the Apostles who saw and heard Jesus Christ (2 Cor 12:12, Heb 2:3-4).  But, true signs and wonders ceased upon completion of the New Testament. However, apostolic signs and wonders were… Continue reading Are there Apostles Today?

Although Pentecostals and Charismatics are very prevalent in Christianity, the signs and wonders that they believe in are false.  The true signs and wonders ceased upon completion of the New Testament. However, true signs and wonders provided important purposes. They validated the ministries of Jesus Christ and those in the Apostolic Church. Also, the signs… Continue reading Signs & Wonders Ceased

Pentecostals and Charismatics are defined by signs and wonders. However, these ‘miracles’ are false. Also, they are a prominent feature of the Great Tribulation. But, even now in the Apostasy in which we currently live, we see these events occurring, albeit false. Pentecostals and Charismatics falsely teach that these ‘miracles’ are evidence of the ‘Baptism… Continue reading False Signs and Wonders

Much of Christianity teaches that one must be baptized with water in order to be saved. This belief pervades many notable denominations.  This includes Roman Catholicism, various protestant churches and other denominations. On the surface, there seems to be several Scriptures that teach that baptism with water is necessary for saved. On the other hand,… Continue reading Baptism – Is it Needed for Salvation?

The Book of Romans traches much about salvation. However, many only present very few passages in Romans to describe the way of salvation. By doing so, they selectively omit certain passages that provide a much more complete view of salvation. This video present a more complete view of the road to salvation. And, this video… Continue reading Romans Road to Salvation – The Real Road

The word ‘meek’ is normally associated with weak. Moreover, it is usually considered as a derogatory term to describe an ineffective person. But, that is not what the Bible teaches about ‘meekness’. In fact, Jesus Christ and Moses were considered to be meek. James 3:13-17 is a key Bible passage that defines what it really… Continue reading Meekness – What it really Means!

The Second Coming of Jesus Christ occurs on the Last Day.  On the last day, a General Resurrection of all people who ever existed occurs.  God’s people will be resurrected into eternal life. But, all others will receive the resurrection of damnation (John 5:28-29, 1 Cor 15:5054, etc.). However, the false prophecy of Premillennialism embraces the term ‘Rapture’ to… Continue reading Rapture or Resurrection?

The Second Coming of the Lord Jesus Christ occurs on the Last Day. The Last Day includes the promised salvation of the soul for God’s people as well as Judgment for those who are not God’s people.  The Second Coming of Jesus is also described as the ‘Parousia’ which is the Greek work for ‘presence’.… Continue reading Second Coming of Jesus Christ