Skip to content
Live Great Things
“We are philosophers – not in words – but in deeds. We do not speak great things; we live them.” – Cyprian
Home
Articles of Faith
Christian Life
Almsgiving: “I Was Hungry and You Gave Me Food”
Didache: The Lord’s Teaching through the Twelve Apostles to the Nations
Done Once?
Entertainment – Then and Now
Holidays: Christian or Pagan?
Incense, Images, and Prayers to Saints
Kingdom Living: A Changed Life
Married to Christ
Polycarp’s Epistle to the Philippians
Prayer and Fasting
Principles of Modesty
Should Christians Observe the Sabbath?
Tithes, Offerings, and Helping the Poor
True Christianity
What Happens After Death?
What You Were Never Told
Church History
An Introduction to the Early Christians
Apostolic Succession
Are You Teaching the Apostolic Faith?
Grace: How a Simple Word Became a Superword
Jesus, the Early Church, and You
Mary: An Early Christian Perspective
Memoirs of the Apostles
People of the Early Church
Peter, Rome, and the Papacy
Places of the Early Church
Sign Gifts in the Early Church
The Leadership Structure of the Early Church
They Endured to the End
Timeline of Christian Leaders
Were the Early Christians Catholic?
Who Were the Gnostics?
Worship Services in the Early Church
FAQ
Media
Quotes
Quotes – Early Christians
Quotes – Other Christians
Salvation
A Simple Faith
Are You Really a Christian?
Baptism: The Washing of Regeneration
Broken, Forgiven, Restored
Eternal Security
Follow Me
Free Will, Predestination, and God’s Sovereignty
Knowing Jesus: The Life-Changing Power of the New Covenant
Once Saved . . . Always Saved?
Salvation According to Jesus
To Set the Captives Free
Theology
Are You a Gnostic?
Calvinism: An Ancient Heresy Revived
Confident Assertions
Denominations
Dear Baptist Professor
Dear Pastor: Your Responsibility Before God
Israel and the Church
Makin’ Stuff Up: Pharisees, Commentaries, and the Simplicity of Scripture
Makin’ Stuff Up #1: Thrown into the Fire and Burned
Makin’ Stuff Up #2: Born of Water and the Spirit
The Rapture and the Millennium
The Unexamined Faith
Us
Who We Are
Home
Articles of Faith
Christian Life
Almsgiving: “I Was Hungry and You Gave Me Food”
Didache: The Lord’s Teaching through the Twelve Apostles to the Nations
Done Once?
Entertainment – Then and Now
Holidays: Christian or Pagan?
Incense, Images, and Prayers to Saints
Kingdom Living: A Changed Life
Married to Christ
Polycarp’s Epistle to the Philippians
Prayer and Fasting
Principles of Modesty
Should Christians Observe the Sabbath?
Tithes, Offerings, and Helping the Poor
True Christianity
What Happens After Death?
What You Were Never Told
Church History
An Introduction to the Early Christians
Apostolic Succession
Are You Teaching the Apostolic Faith?
Grace: How a Simple Word Became a Superword
Jesus, the Early Church, and You
Mary: An Early Christian Perspective
Memoirs of the Apostles
People of the Early Church
Peter, Rome, and the Papacy
Places of the Early Church
Sign Gifts in the Early Church
The Leadership Structure of the Early Church
They Endured to the End
Timeline of Christian Leaders
Were the Early Christians Catholic?
Who Were the Gnostics?
Worship Services in the Early Church
FAQ
Media
Quotes
Quotes – Early Christians
Quotes – Other Christians
Salvation
A Simple Faith
Are You Really a Christian?
Baptism: The Washing of Regeneration
Broken, Forgiven, Restored
Eternal Security
Follow Me
Free Will, Predestination, and God’s Sovereignty
Knowing Jesus: The Life-Changing Power of the New Covenant
Once Saved . . . Always Saved?
Salvation According to Jesus
To Set the Captives Free
Theology
Are You a Gnostic?
Calvinism: An Ancient Heresy Revived
Confident Assertions
Denominations
Dear Baptist Professor
Dear Pastor: Your Responsibility Before God
Israel and the Church
Makin’ Stuff Up: Pharisees, Commentaries, and the Simplicity of Scripture
Makin’ Stuff Up #1: Thrown into the Fire and Burned
Makin’ Stuff Up #2: Born of Water and the Spirit
The Rapture and the Millennium
The Unexamined Faith
Us
Who We Are
Matthew 22:14 (ESV):
Bible Verses
“For many are called, but few are chosen.”
Scroll to Top
