The six days of creation in Genesis are literal, long epochs—not 24-hour days—and are essential to upholding the integrity of Scripture.
Upholding the Integrity of the Creation Account in Genesis
What Is Biblical Salvation?
Salvation is a gift of grace through Jesus, requiring knowledge, faith, repentance, obedience, and endurance to the end.
Death in the Bible: What Really Happens When We Die, Why It Happens, and How God Will Abolish It Forever
Death ends all consciousness; hope is resurrection through Christ. Scripture rejects soul-immortality and promises death’s final abolition under Messiah’s reign.
Fallen Humanity—How Could a Perfect Adam Sin? A Conservative Evangelical Defense of Human Freedom, Conscience, and the Image of God in Genesis
A perfect Adam could sin because creaturely perfection includes real freedom under God’s law. Scripture explains temptation, conscience, and redemption in history.
Why Was Jesus Born? Unpacking the Biblical, Theological, and Historical Reasons for Christ’s Incarnation
Jesus was born to fulfill prophecy, reveal God, destroy sin, and secure eternal life through His death and resurrection.
The Purpose of Gifts: Building Up the Church, Not Displaying Power – 1 Corinthians 14:3–5, 12, 26
Spiritual gifts exist to edify the church, not display power. Paul emphasizes clarity, understanding, and corporate growth—not private or ecstatic experiences.
Unity in Doctrine and Love: Preserving the Bond of Peace – Ephesians 4:1–6
Paul teaches that unity in the church is grounded in shared truth, not in institutional conformity or superficial uniformity. True peace flows from doctrinal clarity.
Christ the Head: The Supremacy and Source of Life for the Church – Ephesians 1:22–23; Colossians 1:18
Paul declares Christ as the sole Head of the church—its supreme authority and life-source—ruling directly through the Word, not through human hierarchy or office.
The Church as a Body: Unity Without Uniformityg – 1 Corinthians 12:12–14; Romans 12:4–5
Paul presents the church as a body—diverse in function, unified in purpose—where every member is essential, interdependent, and equally under Christ's headship.
Renewal by the Word: The Spirit’s Instrument for Transformation – 2 Corinthians 3:18; Ephesians 4:23
Paul teaches that the Spirit transforms believers through Scripture, not mystical means. Renewal of the mind is the Spirit’s instrument for moral change.
