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The Sheep and the Shepherd, Part Two: Can the Sheep Be Lost? — The Apostasy Texts and Counter-Readings
The question Part one argued from John 10:25-29 that Jesus's sheep cannot be lost. This card gives the opposite view its full weight. It covers the passages most often cited to argue that a believer c
The Sheep and the Shepherd, Part One: The Sheep Cannot Be Lost — John 10:25-29 and Supporting Texts
The question Can Jesus's sheep in John 10:25-29 be lost, and does that passage bear on whether a believer can lose salvation? This is part one of two. It presents the case that the sheep cannot be los
With Christ After Death: The Case for Conscious Fellowship
Thesis: When a Christian dies, he goes to be with Christ, consciously and at once. That is far better than this life, yet still not the final goal. The final hope is the resurrection of the body when
Revelation 17: the case for Jerusalem as the great city
Advocacy version: ten points in favor of Jerusalem, each labeled by how firmly the text supports it, followed by the limitations and a verdict that states my actual confidence. Quotes are ESV. The cor
1 John 5:16-17: the "sin that leads to death"
The text (ESV) "If anyone sees his brother committing a sin not leading to death, he shall ask, and God will give him life—to those who commit sins not leading to death. There is sin that leads to dea
My position on baptism
The short answer: "I believe baptism is the normal, expected response of someone who repents and trusts in Jesus. In it, a believer publicly confesses Christ and is joined to his death and resurrectio