Category Archives: Theologization

Well, according to Jesus, apparently not. Matthew 7:21-23. [@more@]

Today as I sat on the bus, I come to think about Predestination. Many reformed misunderstood or misinterpreted predestinationism, ergo failed to acknowledge the importance of evangelization; Eventhough the most intense study of predestination according to biblical truth comes mainly … Continue reading →

Do not give dubious statements. Make sure your words are clear. Jesus has never done so. The Bible has never done so. Those who thought otherwise thought so because they did not understand certain passages in the Bible. And therefore … Continue reading →

The most democratic society is not the American Nation. It was Babel.[@more@]

CONFESSION OF FAITH Stephen Tong God I believe in one only living and true God, eternal and Self-dependent God who transcends and proceeds all creation. In His eternity He exists in three persons: the Father, the Son and the Holy … Continue reading →

The kind of faith that comes from or for the sake of one's own comfort, one's own desire, whether aware or not aware, wether with excuse or no excuse, whether trying use partial quotes from the Bible to cover the … Continue reading →

All of Jesus' deeds and preaching are deep, truly deep indeed. However, it seems so conveniently understood on a shallow level, that people don't tend to think further. Yet, Jesus used the simplest simplicity to explain the wonders of His … Continue reading →

I believe Christ because I was first chosen by God in His eternal foreknowledge of wisdom, of justice, of righteousness and of good willing. Not of my decision. For my decision to repent and receive Christ is caused by His … Continue reading →

Usually, the bold ones cannot preach right; and the smart ones are not bold enough to preach. Nonetheless, the unison of both, ah but the art of a servant of God. [@more@]

One main reason people do not dare to rebuke (Titus 2:15), because they are unclean themselves, or that they believe they could never always resist temptation to sin even after salvation. They want "absolute freedom", thinking that absolute freedom exists … Continue reading →