This website is dedicated to all those who want to understand and experience the unconditional love that God has freely given to us. Many of us may have never known…
This website is dedicated to providing the truth of the gospel and God’s plan of salvation for us today. The gospel known as the gospel of the grace of God…
Les Feldick is a wonderful “child of God” who has taught the Bible to audiences for decades. Les Feldick is the one who through his two YouTube channels explained to…
This website was created with the intention of helping my mother understand the gospel of the grace of God. In 2019, after I fully comprehended how to “rightly divide the…
My acceptance and belief of the gospel changed my life in so many ways that I never could have even imagined. How I accepted and understood the gospel is what…
The following account of my life as an ambassador for Christ contains several accounts of my conversations with preachers of my former denomination. Since our salvation is only possible through…
We know that the Bible is true because of biblical prophesies. God’s prophets prophesied of future events that later came to occur. Many of these prophesied events occurred hundreds and…
Many would have us believe that we live in a post-truth world where objective facts take a backseat to our own personal beliefs, and where “our truth” takes precedent over…
Paul tells us in his epistle (letter) to the Philippians, that we are to worship God “in the spirit” and have no confidence in the flesh.
The Scriptures teach that humanity’s ultimate purpose is to know, love, and glorify the one true God. Jesus Christ Himself defined eternal life in these terms: “And this is life…
Our Apostle Paul tells us the purpose and power of the gospel of Christ. In Romans 1:16 Paul tells us that the gospel of Christ is the power of salvation…
We are saved by believing in the “finished cross work” of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. The gospel of the grace of God is the gospel of the death,…
In order to “obey the gospel,” we must know the gospel that we are to obey. In I Corinthians 15:1-4 our Apostle Paul tells us the gospel that we are…
In II Thessalonians 2:10 our Apostle Paul tells us that those who perish when Jesus Christ comes back to earth will perish because they "received not the love of the…
The Supernatural power of the gospel to save is called dunamis in Greek, meaning supernatural, miracle-working power. This divine power is the active force that brings about salvation when we believe that Christ…
Justification, sanctification and glorification are three interconnected stages in the life of a child of God. These three stages comprise the exact moment of our salvation (justification), our new position…
In the present age, often called the dispensation of grace or the Church Age, Scripture reveals a profound shift in how God deals with human sin and righteousness. Unlike previous…
The Purpose of Preaching Remission of Sins For the Jews, knowledge of their salvation would come through the preaching of “remission of sins.” This is told to us in Luke…
Biblical repentance is fundamentally a “change of mind” (Greek metanoia / metanoeō) especially in a moral or spiritual sense. It is essential for salvation in every dispensation because a sinner…
In John Chapter 3 Christ speaks with Nicodemus concerning the kingdom and tells Nicodemus that one must be “born again,” born of water and of the Spirit to enter the…
Do you call yourself a Christian, or do you call yourself a Child of God? When we look to the Bible, can we find the title that we are to…
To preach the gospel of the grace of God in accordance with God’s terms, requires the combined preaching of both total forgiveness of sins, and eternal salvation through our faith…
I Corinthians 15:1-4 1 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; 2 By which also…
The Bible, and specifically our Apostle Paul, tells us the answer to that question. We find the answer in the gospel of the grace of God recorded in I Corinthians…
Each of us will choose to be a child of God or we will choose to be a child of Satan. This is a binary choice, as there are only…
In II Timothy 2:15 we are commanded to “Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” What…
During His earthly ministry, Jesus Christ preached the gospel of the kingdom to Israel. This message concerned the promised earthly Messianic kingdom and identified Jesus as Israel’s Messiah and King…
Most Christians do not obey the commandment to rightly divide the word of truth because they do not know how to divide the word of truth, even though this commandment…
In the New Testament, God tells of the two gospels. The first gospel is called the gospel of the kingdom. This gospel is written of in the books of Matthew…
The gospel of the kingdom is recorded in the books of Matthew through John, and Hebrews through Revelation. The gospel of the kingdom was preached by Jesus Christ, Peter and…
Dispensationalism and Denominationalism are two terms that are appearing more frequently in relation to biblical discussion and debate. Dispensationalism is a theological and hermeneutical system focused on how God administers…
In II Timothy chapter 2 we read of Paul giving instructions to Timothy. In Verse 15 we read of Paul instructing Timothy to study to show himself approved unto God.
While Jesus Christ was on the earth He made several prophesies. Some of these prophesies were fulfilled while He lived, while others were fulfilled after His death. There is one…
In Revelation 14:6-7 we are told of an angel flying in the midst of heaven, having the everlasting gospel to preach to those on the earth.
Paul claims ownership of the gospel. Paul calls the gospel “my gospel.” In fact, Paul calls the gospel “my gospel,” three (3) separate times. Of course, we know that the…
We see in Colossians 1:25-27 that Paul was given the mission to fulfill (complete) the word of God. We see in these verses, that this was a mystery (not prophesy)…
Paul tells us that his words are the “commandments of the Lord,” unless he states that he is speaking for himself by permission. In Acts 1:2 we are told that…
The mysteries that Paul taught were unsearchable, meaning that these “mysteries” were “new revelations” that Jesus Christ gave to Paul and were never a part of prophesy for the children…
In II Timothy 2:1-2. Paul instructs Timothy, “Thou therefore, my son, be strong in the grace that is in Christ Jesus. And the things that thou hast heard of me…
We see in The Book of Acts where the Holy Ghost spoke to the church at Antioch. There were certain prophets and teachers at this church. The Holy Ghost spoke…
Saul (also called Paul) was saved on the road to Damascus by faith when he believed in the risen Lord Jesus Christ. This is the consistent testimony of Scripture: salvation…
In II Corinthians 11:1-4 Paul writes that he feared that members of the church in Corinth would “put up with” another Jesus, a different Spirit and a different gospel being…
In I Timothy 1:15 Paul says, “This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners; of whom I am…
The New Testament describes the work of the Holy Spirit in the formation and life of believers using baptismal language in two primary contexts. One centers on the historical outpouring…
By “rightly dividing the word of truth” we are able to differentiate the theological expression, the bride of Christ from the body of Christ, and see that these are separate…
When we “rightly divide the word of truth,” we see that those saved under the gospel of the grace of God will be provided a heavenly abode, and those saved…
God has given His Holy Spirit to believers in both an external dwelling manner and an internal dwelling manner. Those in the past who were saved by belief of the…
When we examine the differences between the heavenly church, the body of Christ, and the professing earthly church, we easily see huge differences. The key differences stem from a longstanding…
In the Bible, God makes promises to those who are His children and who will inherit eternal salvation. One of the promises that God makes is that His angels are…
According to the epistles of Paul (under the gospel of the grace of God), being “filled with the Spirit” is a continuous, practical reality of allowing the already-indwelling Holy Spirit…
Water baptism is baptism by men with water, and was done under the gospel of the kingdom. Spirit baptism is baptism by the Holy Spirit, and is only for the…
The water baptism of Jesus Christ is recorded in Matthew 3:13–17, Mark 1:9–11, Luke 3:21–22, and John 1:32–34. Many people point to Jesus’ baptism as the primary reason they choose…
Under Israel’s “gospel of the kingdom,” water baptism was a required expression of believing faith.
Many Christians understand Paul’s (previously named Saul) water baptism as the moment when his sins were washed away. This view is often based on Paul’s account of his conversion in…
In Matthew 28:16-20 we see the verses that are referred to as “The Great Commission.”
The term “The Great Commission” is not a biblical term and is not found anywhere in the Bible. This term was popularized by a missionary named Jason Hudson Taylor, who…
In the religious world, the generic phrase “called into the ministry” is generally associated with those who claim that they have been called or directed by God, in order to…
The question – will you be reconciled to God and become an ambassador for Christ? – is a question that I was never asked. Therefore, I never knew what it…
Pentecost was the offering of the eternal earthly kingdom to the Jews, and it was the apostle Peter that preached this offer of the kingdom to them. This kingdom which…
In Acts 2:42 we see that those 3000 souls that were baptized on Pentecost continued steadfastly in the apostle’s doctrine and fellowship and in breaking of bread and prayers.
In Matthew 12:31-32, Mark 3:28-30 and Luke 12:10 Jesus Christ tells the Jews that there is one sin that will not be forgiven, and that sin is blasphemy against the…
There are some that deny the pre-tribulation rapture of the body of Christ. A simple search of the term “caught up” in any online Bible concordance will point you to…
Christ will return twice; He will return once to meet the saved that are the “body of Christ,” in the clouds. The second time Christ will return is during The…
The Bible tells of three future resurrections. These three future resurrections are known as (1) The Rapture Resurrection, (2) The First Resurrection and (3) The Second Resurrection. Those resurrected during…
The Bible tells of four future judgments. These judgments are known as the Judgment Seat of Christ, the Judgment Of Israel In The Wilderness, Judgment Of The Sheep And Goat…
Would it surprise you know that religion and being religious is only mentioned seven (7) times, in six (6) verses, in the entire Bible? That’s right. God only provided us…
All false gospels share one essential error: they deny that the blood of Jesus Christ is fully sufficient to save. They add human works, religious performance, rituals, law-keeping, or personal…
In Psalm 138:2 we are told that God magnifies His word above His name.
Paul writes in Ephesians 2:8-9 that our salvation is through faith and not of ourselves, it is a gift from God, not of works, lest any man should boast.
God Has Not Forsaken His People: The Faithfulness of God to National Israel and the Literal Earthly Kingdom Promised in Luke 1:30-33 The claim that God has permanently forsaken the…
The Bible reveals two distinct divine programs with corresponding gospels: one for the nation of Israel centered on the prophesied earthly kingdom, and another for the Church, the Body of…
Most Christians are taught that on the Day of Pentecost the Holy Spirit came, 3,000 people got saved, and that’s when the Church was born. It is easy to see…
The command commonly known as the Great Commission—given by the risen Christ to Peter and the Eleven (the apostles associated with Israel’s prophetic program)—is often assumed to be the standing…
The current dispensation is the “dispensation of the grace of God” (Ephesians 3:2), also called the age of grace. In this period, God has revealed a distinct message through the…
It is false doctrine to preach that there is only one judgment day. Scripture, when rightly divided, reveals four distinct future judgments that occur at different times, involve different groups…
The Calvinist system, summarized in the acronym TULIP, begins with “Total Depravity” (sometimes called Total Inability or Radical Corruption). According to this doctrine, the Fall of Adam corrupted every aspect…
Unconditional election is the second point of the Calvinist acronym TULIP. It teaches that before the foundation of the world, God sovereignly chose certain individuals for eternal salvation solely according…
The doctrine known as “Limited Atonement” (sometimes called “Particular Redemption”) forms the “L” in the Calvinist acronym TULIP. It teaches that Christ’s death on the cross was intended only for…
This present dispensation is uniquely the "dispensation of the grace of God" Ephesians 3:2), revealed through the Apostle Paul. In this age, salvation is offered freely to all—Jew and Gentile…
By rightly dividing the word of truth (II Timothy 2:15) and through our faith in the gospel of the grace of God as revealed through the Apostle Paul, the Calvinistic…
The Apostle Paul defines the gospel with precision as “the gospel of the grace of God” (Acts 20:24). In his epistles he repeatedly insists that this gospel centers on justification…
Galatians 1:6-9 6 I marvel that ye are so soon removed from him that called you into the grace of Christ unto another gospel: 7 Which is not another; but…
Satan’s agenda is to separate us from God. Satan started effectuating his plan in the Garden of Eden and has been going strong ever since that time. Satan tempted Eve…
In the New Testament, there are two gospels recorded and each gospel has its own separate and distinct plan of salvation. The two gospels recorded in the New Testament are…
Currently, there is ongoing discussion regarding the shape of the Earth, whether it is flat or spherical. However, this debate should be considered secondary and distinct from the primary issue,…
In the Hebrew Scriptures the compass point “north” (Hebrew tsaphon) is never a casual direction. It is repeatedly the quarter from which God discloses His glory, the symbolic location of…
Recently, I attended the funeral of a very precious lady. What was said at her funeral service prompted me to write the following. I recognized one of the preachers that…
