Sound doctrines and apologetics

 It has been established that the absence of sound doctrine endangers salvation. We have also seen that its absence means that the believer has no offensive weapon—i.e. sword of the spirit. One cannot go to war without a sword. It can even be argued that the defensive gear...

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Sound doctrine, Truth and Spiritual warfare

In the last two installment of this series, we have looked at sound doctrine and its relationship with apostasy and salvation. The two are related in that; unsound doctrine endangers the all-important salvation enterprise. Apostasy is a misleading away from it down the path...

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Church, football and syncretism.

Where I'm from, everyone played football. No, it’s not soccer; it’s FOOTBALL! Except for the girls of course; they played ampe. No, I don't have time to explain what that is but I can tell you, we had no gender problems whatsoever. I played for a team called Soccer Revivals...

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Sound doctrine, truth and salvation

 There is not a single contributor to the New Testament that was not concerned with accuracy of the word. This ought to be the case if scripture is what we believe it is as Christians. The whole salvation enterprise (I.e. man’s hope for the future) depends on it. If indeed...

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Sound doctrine and apostasy

One of the chief concerns of the New Testament is the end times or the “last days”. Between Christ and the apostles, the text spends a lot of words articulating the things that will characterize the period. The expression “last days” itself has been a source of controversy....

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