This episode is the closing of a refutation of TrinityExamined.com's article on John 1:1. Having been challenged to address the mentioned article, I review more of the argumentation and it's flaw's, contradiction's, and some outright false and deceptive statement's. This video is meant to be for the building up of the Body (eg. the Church as a whole) and not as an attack against the Author, but against the heretical theological position.   To Darrell, this is not meant to be taken as a personal attack, but if you do watch this, hear me out, don't assume malice, as I do sincerely hope that you come to know the true God and Christ of the Bible.   Find Mentioned article at http://www.trinityexamined.com/john-1-and-the-trinity

This episode is a continuation of the previous episode. Having been challenged to address the mentioned article, I review more of the argumentation and it's flaw's, contradiction's, and some outright false and deceptive statement's. This video is meant to be for the building up of the Body (eg. the Church as a whole) and not as an attack against the Author, but against the heretical theological position.   To Darrell, this is not meant to be taken as a personal attack, but if you do watch this, hear me out, don't assume malice, as I do sincerely hope that you come to know the true God and Christ of the Bible.   Find Mentioned article at http://www.trinityexamined.com/john-1-and-the-trinity

This episode is a continuation of the previous episode. Having been challenged to address the mentioned article, I review more of the argumentation and it's flaw's, contradiction's, and some outright false and deceptive statement's. This video is meant to be for the building up of the Body (eg. the Church as a whole) and not as an attack against the Author, but against the heretical theological position.   To Darrell, this is not meant to be taken as a personal attack, but if you do watch this, hear me out, don't assume malice, as I do sincerely hope that you come to know the true God and Christ of the Bible.   Find Mentioned article at http://www.trinityexamined.com/john-1-and-the-trinity

Is Jesus God by nature? Or is Jesus a ontologically separate God from the Father? Even a Created God?

 I was sent an article from the website www.TrinityExamined.com by a gentleman names Darrell George (The article was Written by Darrel Goerge, not sent by him) written (I believe) in 2018. In this article He attempts to refute the idea that this verse points to the eternal preexistence of Jesus. I was challenged to respond, so I will make an attempt. 

To Darrell, this is not meant to be taken as a personal attack, but if you do watch this, hear me out, don't assume malice. 

Find Mentioned article at http://www.trinityexamined.com/john-1-and-the-trinity

Starting with the heresy of Sabellianism that has already hit the Church, we come to a man named Arius who presented the position that Jesus was a created being. This sparks major discussion and splitting of the early church leading to the first  ecumenical councils (325),  even more questions and division, someone pooping themselves to death, and another ecumenical council. 

No one in the early church ever believed in the Trinity or that Jesus was God! Wait a minute, are you sure? In this episode, I start by reading the Nicene Creed for those who are unfamiliar with it, then I read chapter 7 of the letter of Mathetes to Diognetus, a letter dating back to almost 200 year's before the council of Nicaea (AD325). Interesting stuff if you can get past my reading skills.

Romans 13 says to obey your governing authorities, and COVID is something we should have proper concern for. However, ought we exercise discernment when dealing with a crisis, or trust our fallible governing authorities to uphold God's standards through time's of difficulties with no questioning whatsoever? Then a little ranting on minor difference's between the KJV and Newer translation's along side an entry level description of how the manuscript tradition of the scriptures not only function, but make an amazing testimony to there reliability.

This is not meant to be an attack, and the last thing I want to do is draw an assumption. This video will cover end times, the need for context, and why Christians shouldn't fear the end times (especially that COVID-19 has anything to do with it).

Predestination has been a controversial aspect of the Christian doctrine. Most Christians today have either never thought about the question, or reject it on grounds less then adequate. the Question to ask is, what does scripture say. I'm talking solid Exegesis, not Eisegesis.

In this episode, we come to the third PERSON, yes PERSON of the trinity (That being the Holy Spirit). We address lightly the subject of his deity, and focus more on the subject of His person, being this is the aspect that is (or seems to be to me) more the key issue when dealing with this part of the doctrine.