This article arose from the observation that those in the church live as though they are unaware of the way God views sin. It was also because much of the church has falsely taught doctrines that seem to excuse sin or make it irrelevant as to salvation. This article makes plain that Scripture teaches that those who "live like this" in regular patterns of sin will not inherit the kingdom of heaven. You'll also get to review false doctrines in vogue today that deny the awfulness of sin and the judgment that will result from it.

Download PDF for A4 size Paper DOWNLOAD PDF FOR LETTER SIZE PAPER  Fraud is defined as an intentional misrepresentation (or one made with reckless disregard for the truth) intended to cause a person to act to his injury in reliance upon the misrepresentation. As an attorney I am by training aware of the definition. What is the primary “fraud” in the presentation of the Gospel? You may be astonished at how fundamental it is. It has to...

Scripture says that we must do the will of God if we are to enter heaven. This facet of a saving faith is basic in that it contains all the other facets within it. It is God's will that those who will be saved satisfy the requirements of all the facets of a saving faith. The article shows the connection between the will of God and the teachings and commands of Jesus -- how they are one and the same. It also shows the repeated emphasis by Jesus upon his words, his teachings, and his commands.

David reviews what some claim are contradictions in the teachings of Jesus and of Paul. David shows that these are not contradictions at all, but rather must be, and easily can be, harmonized. Scripture must never be read as if contradictions exist. That only points to a lack of understanding. Rather, properly understood, Scripture is a wonderful unity without contradictions.

Download PDF for A4 size Paper DOWNLOAD PDF FOR LETTER SIZE PAPER  Suppose you were going to buy a used car and the law required the seller to tell prospective buyers about everything materially wrong with the car – particularly those things that couldn’t be seen by simply inspecting the car.  Suppose further that you went to a used car lot and saw a car that was nice, just what you wanted, and at a price you could afford.  The...

Does the Scripture require that all true believers -- those who will inherit the Kingdom of God -- be conformed to the likeness of Jesus? The answer is an emphatic "YES"! This article reveals the multiple Scriptures and proofs. The gate and road to salvation begin to feel very narrow. This is an important read!

Though Scripture is replete with many descriptions of sins that will deny salvation to those committing them, men have concocted doctrines that attempt to circumvent and make worthless the warnings of Scripture.