Pastor Joel Webbon and former Eastern Orthodox priest, Joshua Schooping, discuss the key differences between Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism.

For the Christian, the “sting” of death has been removed, but the pain of dying still remains. So what comfort does Christ promise to Christians during the process of dying?

Christ is the antitype of the ark. He is the only way to the heavenly Canaan. The way to glory through the Jordan River (a type of death) is an untrodden and trackless path. All men must eventually go through the river of death, but only once. And those who pass through it have never gone that way before.

Joshua was instructed by the Lord to appoint one man from each of the twelve tribes of Israel. Likewise, the Greater Joshua, who is Jesus, after having passed through the agony of his death on the cross and having opened the Heavenly Canaan to all of true Israel, appointed his twelve apostles to construct the Eternal Memorial of Holy Scripture to ensure that the knowledge of his life, death, and resurrection might be passed on to all future generations.

This is the First Panel from our Theonomy & Postmillennialism Conference. Here are a few of the topics addressed in this panel…
-Jesus’ Kingdom Not Of This World
-Sabbath Laws
-Head Coverings
-Prisons Being Unbiblical

Dr. Joseph Boot defines General-Equity Theonomy, and explains why so many Christians wrongly oppose it.

Some Christians say there is a “Culture” War. Others say it is actually a “Spiritual” War. But what does the Bible say on this particular topic?

There appears to be much theological confusion over the extent of a husband/father’s authority in his home. Feminism runs deep in our day, even with some of our brothers and sisters in Christ.

Has Satan already been bound? If so, what does this mean in practical terms?

John MacArthur infamously said to the Church of Jesus Christ, “WE LOSE DOWN HERE!” With all due respect, there are a few problems with this.