Matthew 16:18 does not make Peter the supreme foundation of the church; Scripture identifies Christ as the Rock and Cornerstone.
Was Peter the Rock, or Was Christ? Understanding Matthew 16:18 and the True Foundation of the Congregation
How Serious Is Apostasy?
Apostasy is a willful, informed abandonment of Jehovah and Christ, and Scripture treats it as one of the gravest spiritual dangers.
What Are Some Biblical Identifying Marks of Apostates?
What marks out apostates biblically? Scripture identifies defection, distortion, rebellion, moral corruption, pride, and destructive influence.
Should We Expect Apostates to Arise Within the Christian Congregation?
The Bible plainly warns that apostates will arise within the Christian congregation, but faithful Christians can recognize and reject them.
What Attitude Should True Christians Have Toward the World and Toward the People in It?
True Christians reject the world’s rebellious system, yet they show mercy, truth, and active love toward the people still trapped in it.
Was Adam’s Sin God’s Will, God’s Plan?
Adam’s sin was not God’s moral will or approval, but Jehovah permitted real choice and answered the fall through judgment, redemption, and Christ.
Is It Really Unreasonable to Believe That All Humanity Descended From the Same Original Parents?
The Bible presents one human family from one original pair, and that doctrine remains intellectually coherent, scripturally grounded, and morally powerful.
Were Adam and Eve Real Historical Persons or Mere Allegorical Figures?
Adam and Eve were real historical persons, not allegorical figures, and Scripture grounds sin, death, marriage, and redemption in their actual existence.
Who Are the Three Nephites in Mormonism?
The Three Nephites are Mormon figures from the Book of Mormon, not biblical persons, and their story conflicts with the sufficiency of Scripture.
Who Is the “Desired of All Nations” in Haggai 2:7?
Haggai 2:7 points first to the treasures of the nations, not directly to a messianic title, though the passage reaches its highest fulfillment in Christ.
