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Hay un dicho muy popular que afirma que del otro lado “nadie ha vuelto para decirnos si es verdad o es mentira esto de la otra vida”, pero nada más falso que esta frase. Decía Epicuro “lo que los hombres temen no es que la muerte sea la aniquilación sino que no lo sea”, por este motivo se cierran a la evidencia bíblica y a las implicaciones de la resurrección de Jesús de Nazaret. Cosmovisión Bíblica ofrece este artículo para responder bíblicamente a las preguntas: ¿Hay vida después de la muerte?¿Existe un periodo entre la muerte y el destino eterno? Y si lo hay ¿Dónde...

One cannot study the opening chapters of the book of Genesis without getting into some very weighty issues. There is, of course, the first chapter that talks about Creation. But there are also other issues as well. For example, who wrote the book of Genesis? Not everyone will agree that it was Moses. Plus, when, if he did write it, did he actually write it? As will be seen in that part of this text, the higher critics have argued against Moses for a reason that will be shared at that time. But other critics have also argued against Moses, as being the author of the first five books of the ...

Why does healing sometimes feel broken even when we believe God still heals? What if your pain isn’t punishment—but preparation? Can faith and restoration truly meet us in our weakness? Why Healing Feels Broken is a Christian healing book that invites readers into a spiritual healing journey—one where brokenness and healing coexist, and God’s power is revealed through suffering. Instead of chasing instant miracles, this book offers a biblical perspective on healing rooted in humility, alignment, and the posture of the Lamb. Through rich teaching and pastoral wisdom, Eual A. Phillips...

The doctrine of the atonement lies at the heart of the Christian faith. In this book, the doctrine is examined through the lens of the social world of the first century in order to contextualize it, and answer objections to the doctrine of the atonement.

I am excited! There are few subjects that get debated as often as does that of repentance. Christians, even those who claim to be of like faith and practice (I mean independent, fundamental Baptists) split hairs and churches over it. The word repentance, in one form or the other, is found one hundred twelve times in the Bible. That’s plenty of material to discover what God has to say on the subject. This book is an attempt to do just that. If you are looking for me to give you all the answers on the doctrine of repentance, I am afraid you will be disappointed. I have my opinions, ...

The gospel is not about religion. The gospel is not about the good or bad deeds of people. The gospel is not about what people should or shouldn’t do. The gospel is none of that. The gospel is good news. The gospel is about what Christ has done for us to undo the effects of Adam’s fall. People often don’t understand this. They are often confused. Even those who are preaching the gospel. Get some critical insights into the gospel. Find out What the true purpose of Jesus coming is, What He accomplished for us, And how people can receive what Jesus has already done for them.So you can ...

Is it really true that what Jesus has accomplished for us on the cross is enough? Or do we need to add our own works of righteousness to the equation? IT’S TIME FOR AN UPGRADE. Receive the revelation that will enable you to get of the hamster wheel of religion and enter into true rest for your soul. Experience His shalom (peace) and joy through a revelation of the gift of His righteousness. Follow in the footsteps of Paul, the great apostle. He considered his own righteousness (which comes through the law) poo (excrement). In other words, it stinks. Paul no longer wanted to have anything ...

The phrase “rightly dividing the word of truth” (2 Tim. 2:15) has a long interpretive history. The original Greek word orthotomeō means “to cut straight,” as in building a road. The Septuagint uses it for “making paths straight” (Prov. 3:6; 11:5). Early Fathers like Chrysostom read it as teaching faithfully, not partitioning scripture. Jerome’s Vulgate gave “rightly handling,” and Wycliffe, Tyndale, and the Geneva Bible transmitted it into English, with the KJV fixing the phrase “rightly dividing.” In the 19th century, Darby and Scofield redefined it as a command to ...

Comentario de Apocalipsis a la luz del Evangelio.

From Johann Agricola in the 1520s to Old School Baptists in the 1800s, “Antinomians” consistently read 1 Timothy 1:8–9 as teaching that the law is only for the ungodly, not for believers.English Antinomians (1600s) John Eaton: To bring the righteous under the law is to use it unlawfully. Tobias Crisp: The law is good only in its place — for the lawless, not the righteous. Robert Towne: For the righteous, the law has no power nor is it their rule of life. John Saltmarsh: The believer’s rule is Christ, not Moses.Old School Baptists (1800s) Gilbert Beebe: The law was never given as a...

If you preach the wrong message, you will offend people easily. They will run away and not want to listen to you. But we are not called to offend people. We are called to convict people by preaching the good news of the Kingdom of God. Find out - How God deals with mankind through the law of the representative, - How the whole humanity is suffering from the effects of the inheritance that came through Adam, - How God send Jesus as a second representative, and - How through Jesus we can receive a new inheritance, and come under the rule of the kingdom of God. Find out how to preach this good...

While most Calvinism vs Arminianism books focus on the five points of Calvinism, this book explains how Arminianism ruins every single major soteriological issue, beginning with scripture and the sovereignty of God, then onto man's sin, God's love and election, his justification, and so on. Arminian theology elevates man by denying the corruption of sin and insisting on the freedom of the human will, which then necessarily leads to a denial of God's sovereignty. It denies the complete justification of forgiveness and imputation, and places in man the ability to attain perfection while ...

Drawing from Scripture, biblical examples, and practical steps, Go and Sin No More uncovers the lies that keep us trapped and points to the power of Christ to overcome. This book is not about condemnation, but transformation. Discover how grace empowers you to break cycles of sin, live set apart, and walk daily in victory.

So many of the discussions that we hear today about “Social Justice” are missing the centerpiece of everything: Jesus’ justice. An observation such as this is not at all trivial. Those who try to define justice apart from the One who is holy, righteous, and just may as well try to build a sky-scraper without a blueprint or engineer. History reveals that when mere mortals contrive their own definitions and standards of justice, grave atrocities often result. Remarkably, this historical habit is occurring once again. Many today are proceeding as the torch-bearers of a new pathway to ...

Why God’s Sovereignty 1. It Shapes Our View of God God’s sovereignty means He rules over all things with wisdom, power, and love. Without this truth, we might see God as small, limited, or distant. But when we grasp His sovereignty, we recognize Him as the Almighty who cannot be overruled. It gives us reverence, awe, and worship, because we know He is the supreme King. 2. It Brings Comfort in Suffering Life is filled with trials, grief, and unexpected losses. If everything were left to chance, we would live in fear and despair. But knowing God is sovereign means that even the hardest ...

What if God’s Expectations were not just rules to follow, but actually love letters leading you to freedom? In What God Expects: Discover The Eternal Purpose And Loving Expectations Of Your Heavenly Father, Robert Woeger takes you on a powerful, life-changing journey that answers the deepest question of every heart: What does God really want from me? This is definitely not a book of religious checklists—it’s a clear, heartfelt roadmap for living the life that God created for you to enjoy. Written in a modern, easy-to-read style with timeless truths from The Bible, this inspiring ...

Infant Baptism; Family; and Covenant Status: Overview The document surveys the theological debate over infant baptism, family inclusion, and covenant membership, contrasting Presbyterian and Baptist (especially Old School Baptist) views. It covers biblical foundations, historical controversies, and practical issues like youth rebellion, church discipline, and the Halfway Covenant. Key Themes Infant Baptism and Covenant Status Presbyterians see baptism as a covenant sign, applied to the children of believers much like circumcision in Israel. Baptized infants are not presumed regenerate but ...

How do we justify a connection between Manufactured Consent and Church? Creeds? Perhaps it's best to begin this discussion by explaining what manufactured consent means. The Origins and Development of the Phrase Manufactured Consent The phrase "manufactured consent" has its roots not in the late twentieth century, but in the early decades of the twentieth century. Its first significant use appears in Walter Lippmann’s[i] influential work Public Opinion (1922).[ii] Writing in the aftermath of World War I and in the midst of the rapid expansion of mass media, Lippmann observed that modern ...

»Ehre sei Gott in der Höhe, und Frieden auf Erden bei den Menschen seines Wohlgefallens!« (Lukas 2,14) Diese Worte gehören zu den wohl bekanntesten Weihnachtstexten der Bibel. Es sind tröstliche und zugleich auch erschreckende Worte. Aber was bedeuten sie? Und was haben diese Worte mit Ihnen zu tun? Auch, wenn Sie sich diese Fragen bisher noch nie gestellt haben, sollten Sie sich doch die Zeit nehmen, die Antworten in diesem kurzen Hörbuch zu finden. Vielleicht gewinnt das Weihnachtsfest dadurch für Sie eine völlig neue Bedeutung!

Chapter one of this text provides a general introduction to the five points of Calvinism and for the acrostic, TULIP. The intent, whenever possible, has been to share direct quotes from Pastor John Calvin on each of the points as a way to let him speak for himself. When that was not possible, the intent was to find and present consensus on the given point by other professing Calvinists. Their comments were provided along with the Bible verses that they had used to defend their position. The main premise of Calvinism is that God chooses those who will be saved and those who will be lost. So ...