Caleb Garraway is a full-time travelling independent Baptist evangelist, “preaching, teaching, and singing in churches, Christian...

Please Consider These Words of Truth Mool-Mantar says, “ God is the Eternal Truth. ” If we were to agree on this, even as the Lord Jesus Christ in John 14:6 says, “ I am the truth ,” then you shouldn’t be afraid of hearing the truth about God. Bible Christianity and Sikhism however contradict in teaching. Both cannot at the same time be truth. Thus, please consider these important questions: 1. Can the Bible and Granth Sabib, your book, both be true when they contradict? Firs

The Lord Jesus Christ gave parables to be understood by those that were saved, and confound those that are unsaved and reject the truth...

The water baptism of believers upon profession of their conversion through the Lord Jesus Christ, is one of two Scripturally recognized...

Have you ever considered the incredible transformation of a plump little caterpillar into a winged work of art, the beautiful butterfly?...

Repentance could be defined in a basic and rudimentary manner as a change of the mind and will that produces a change of action (turning...

Evidence of salvation is absolutely critical. The Bible is filled with passages of self examination. Evidence and assurance of ones salvation does not come about from believing what God’s Word says about assurance of salvation or what it says about salvation itself. This would be exercising “faith” in faith. It would also be subjective. True evidence of salvation however is objective and comes with substance. The just live by faith. That’s not a mental assent. Living by faith

It is said that we can’t love God like that, or that we don’t always love God like that. Is that true to Scripture? Matt 22:37-40 reads, “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets.” This is an emphatic statement, one that is attached to eternal lif

Jesus Christ, the King of kings and Lord of lords, “is Lord of all” (Ac 10:36). To be saved He must be received as Lord of all your life. That entails certain things, not just lip service. Jesus taught that saving faith involves commitment or surrender (as seen in a number of Scripture such as Matt. 10:32-39; 16:24-26; Mk. 8:34-38; Lk. 9:23-26, 57-62; 13:23-30; 14:15–15:32; 17:7-33; 18:9-32; 19:1-10, 12-27; Jn. 12:24-25) as did Paul (e.g. Ac. 14:15-16; Phil. 2:10-11, illustra

Clicking on the above picture will take you to the excellent interview of Dr. Raymond Damadian, the inventor of the MRI and professing...

We know life goes by very fast, even though we may live anywhere around 70 to 100 years, sometime less and very seldom more. We know it...

I don’t believe a more important issue exists today with all the gospel perversion concerning repentance and Christ’s Lordship. As noted...

Rom 4:1 tells us that Abrahams testimony of salvation is recorded in Scripture. Genese 15:1-6 gives us that testimony, repeated not only in Rom 4:1-5 but also Rom 4:16-25; and Gal 3:6-8. Rom 4:16-19 is not teaching about life after salvation, such as Abraham in Gen 17, as some imply, but salvation itself. The entire 4th chapter of Romans is about justification. Salvation has never changed. It’s always been exactly the same throughout all ages. If we believe like Abraham did,

Rather frequently it seems perhaps preachers take these verses in Romans chapter 4 out of their context and meaning, twisting them into something post-salvation (I.e. Abraham in Gen 17), which is both corrupting this passage and salvation itself. The entire chapter of Rom 4 is about justification, and it’s not difficult to perceive this if we just interpret by context and grammar, and rightly divide the word of truth. Paul uses Abraham as the model or benchmark of true conver

Anyone can profess to believe in Jesus but it doesn’t hold any weight if there was no repentance and resultant Biblical fruit and sure...

In that supernatural and dramatic permanent moment of conversion, yea “the day of salvation,” in which “a time accepted” that Christ “heard thee,” and “succoured thee” (2 Cor 6:2), a number of amazing paradoxes occurred in order for the repentant faith of salvation to be true and life giving. A paradox is a very interesting anomaly. It is a tenet or proposition contrary to received opinion, appearing seemingly absurd or contradictory, yet true in fact. Logically it seems unac

In Matt 10:34-39 the Lord Jesus, in teaching His apostles in what to preach as He sent them out to evangelize, declared: “Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword. For I am come to set a man at variance against his father, and the daughter against her mother, and the daughter in law against her mother in law. And a man's foes shall be they of his own household. He that loveth father or mother more than me is not worthy of me: and

Your take on a few passages in the NT will most likely tell where you fall in the spectrum of belief on the required saving response to...

After having listened over the years (and also quite recently) to testimonies of people being baptized upon their profession of faith...

Is salvation easy? Does the Bible ever describe salvation as easy? Is the concept or principle of an easy salvation found anywhere in the...