Author: dpaulbeck

Since it is God’s will that all men see the fellowship of the mystery (Eph 3:9), it is Satan’s goal to make sure nobody sees it.  Satan blinds people to the truth by false doctrine and religious traditions (2 Cor … Continued

The following is a proposed timeline for the events that soon occurred after our Lord’s crucifixion.  A few facts to keep in mind: Most theologians place Jesus’ birth-year as occurring between 6 to 4 BC. There is no year 0 … Continued

Recently, an email inquiry was sent into this ministry that asked a question that the majority of those who agree with Mid-Acts Pauline Dispensationalism (aka “Right Division”) must wrestle with at some point.  I determined that the email exchange would … Continued

The bulk of Christendom has been taught that the Church, the body of Christ, began at Pentecost in Acts 2.  This is nothing more than “church tradition” and a careful analysis of Acts 2 proves that out.  This tradition has … Continued

I have a Biblical question for you:  True or False –  “When the three wise men from the east visited baby Jesus in the manger, they brought with them gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh.” Is that a true or … Continued

Biological evidence for a young age of the earth:   1. DNA in “ancient” fossils. DNA extracted from bacteria that are supposed to be 425 million years old brings into question that age, because DNA could not last more than thousands … Continued

All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.  We need salvation because we are sinners.  We must recognize what it is that we are lacking and what it is that we need in order to know what … Continued

Within the Bible, salvation of mankind from sin and death, the permanent solution we should all be looking for, is either finished, complete and possessed by a person, or it is a future promise and a person does not currently … Continued

Within his 2014 blog post titled “Three Major Arguments Against ‘Assurance of Salvation’” Joe Heschmeyer states the following[1]: I am frequently asked by Protestants why we Catholics don’t teach “assurance of salvation,” the belief that those who are currently saved … Continued

Most churches in Christendom teach that the Church is the “bride of Christ.” The phrase “bride of Christ,” however, does not occur within the Bible. Furthermore, the imagery of the Church as a bride is thin at best. Within the … Continued