Articles from G3

Greg Stiekes clarifies the appropriate attitude believers should have about the Word of God when facing temptation. You can read this post here.

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In the midst of trials and uncertainty and attacks from wicked people, David—a man after God’s own heart, focused first and foremost on one primary thing. David’s heart delighted in God’s Word. Listen as Scott Aniol meditates on Psalm 19. You can read this post here.

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David de Bruyn explains that is both worthwhile and good to financially pursue the highest and best expressions of beauty and art within the church even amidst other seemingly more dire needs. You can read this post here.

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Chip Thornton | Demon-possessed people desperately need the gospel. Listen as Chip Thornton explains. You can read this post here.

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Are preborn babies fully human, or are they not? Since they are indeed human, they are entitled to equal justice. Anything less is partiality—which God hates. You can read this post here: https://g3min.org/the-debate-over-criminalizing-abortion-has-reached-its-council-of-trent-moment/

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Scott Aniol explores ways that Israel fell into syncretism and idolatry in their worship, an important caution for Christians today. You can read this post here: https://g3min.org/the-dangers-of-syncretism-and-idolatry

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Kevin Bauder explains the differences is certain types of spiritual gifts, how they function today, and how believers are to discover their individual giftedness. You can read this post here.

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Who are the 144,000 in Revelation? That question has been debated for centuries. Dispensationalists typically hold to a literal number: 144,000 Jewish converts who come through the tribulation period. Amillennialists and Postmillennialists typically consider the number symbolic. Symbolic of what, though? Some say it is symbolic of the Church—all redeemed Jews and Gentiles. Others say it is symbolic of Jewish converts in the latter-day glory. One postmillennialist suggested they were Jewish converts who lived in Israel prior to the fall of Jerusalem in 70 A.D. What does John Gill say?

Chip Thornton explains.

You can read this post here: https://g3min.org/john-gill-the-144000-in-revelation/

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