The Berean's Desk
Thursday, October 26, 2023

Perversion in the "Church"

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What in the world is wrong with Christianity these days? Or perhaps I should put that in quotations: "Christianity". I have been...
Wednesday, October 25, 2023

Jews' Rejection of Jesus as Messiah

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Jews reject Jesus as the Messiah because, according to their beliefs, He did not fulfill these prophecies that they recognize today: Bu...
Monday, October 23, 2023

Venerating God's Name

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"God" is a generic term, and nobody will know who you are talking about. By the use of "god," are you referring to the ...
Saturday, September 30, 2023

Why Parables and Secrets?

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Why did Jesus repeatedly tell men not to tell others who He was ( Matt. 16:20; Mark 1:24-25, 34, 43-45; 3:12; 8:30; 9:9 )? Dispensationalist...

The Dangerous Teachings of Calvinism

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Do Calvinists not read the works of their name sake? Do they not think about what has been said, how it contradicts various passages of Sc...
Tuesday, September 26, 2023

God's Sovereignty is Temporal, His Omnipotence Eternal

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God is not all-powerful because He is sovereign; He is sovereign because He is all-powerful. His omnipotence is an eternal attribute; His s...
Monday, September 25, 2023

God's Eternal Nature is Love

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“Their preconceived ideas cause them to disbelieve. ... ... If a man learns without preconceived ideas, he has ears to hear the truth.” — ...

Re-evaluating Our Beliefs

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Professing Christians should follow the example of 17th century philosopher René Descartes, who subjected all his beliefs to radical doubt s...
Wednesday, September 20, 2023

Scattered Tulips on the Ground: Preservation of the Saints

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In the days of the early Christians (the first three centuries), there was a religious group who strongly disputed the Congregation's (...

Scattered Tulips on the Ground: Irresistible Grace

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In the days of the early Christians (the first three centuries), there was a religious group who strongly disputed the Congregation's (...
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