What Is Christian Zionism?
Is support for Israel just about politics, or is it about the Bible? Discover the core beliefs of Christian Zionism, from the covenant with Abraham to its role in end-times prophecy.
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Is support for Israel just about politics, or is it about the Bible? Discover the core beliefs of Christian Zionism, from the covenant with Abraham to its role in end-times prophecy.
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The way you read the Bible changes the way you read the news. Discover how different theological systems and prominent Christian leaders shape your view of the modern state of Israel and our mission as believers.
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Where did the idea of “ages” and “dispensations” come from? Discover the history of dispensationalism, from John Nelson Darby to the Scofield Reference Bible, and how it shaped modern views of the end times.
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Replacement theology suggests the church has taken the place of Israel in God’s plan. But is that what the Bible actually teaches? Dive into the history, the verses, and the modern perspective on God’s enduring promises.
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Many people wonder if God has two separate plans for Israel and the church. Covenant theology offers a different perspective, showing how Jesus fulfills the Old Testament promises and creates one unified people of God.
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Covenant theology provides a framework for understanding the entire Bible as a unified story of God’s grace. Explore its history and how these ancient agreements point directly to Jesus.
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Many Christians wonder if the soul and spirit are different parts of our being. While some suggest a three-part view, the Bible often uses these terms interchangeably to describe our one eternal inner person.
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Is a human being made of two parts or three? While the trichotomist view argues for a distinct spirit and soul, many theologians prefer a more unified view of human nature. Explore the arguments for trichotomy and its place in biblical study.
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Is a human being made of two parts or three? The dichotomist view argues that we are a unity of the physical body and the immaterial spirit. Explore the biblical evidence for this “two-part” view and why “soul” often describes the whole person.
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Christology is the theological study of the person and work of Jesus Christ. By exploring his dual nature as God and man, we understand how Jesus fulfills his roles as Prophet, Priest, and King to bring salvation to the world
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Calvinists and Arminians agree that humans are saved by God’s grace alone. Does God apply grace in advance to allow people the capacity to follow him? Or does God apply grace to those who are chosen, in order to actually bring about their salvation?
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Calvinists and Arminians debate about the extent of Jesus’ death on the cross. Did he die for all people, or only for those God chose to save?
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The word “election” refers to the process of choosing. The Bible teaches that God chooses those who believe. But is God’s choice unconditional, based only on his own will? Or is God’s choice conditional, based on some quality or action of the person who is saved?
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The two theological systems known as Calvinism and Arminianism disagree about many things. Their greatest agreement comes in their understanding of the human condition. The difference between the two approaches has to do with how God acts to remedy the human problem.
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Systematic theology is a discipline within Christian theology that seeks to organize and present the beliefs and doctrines of the Christian faith in a systematic and coherent way.
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We don’t know all the details about the future, but we do know that Jesus is coming back. This prospect powerfully changes how we live until then.
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Upon death, every human being is destined either to eternal glory in heaven or eternal torment in hell.
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The church is neither a building nor an organization. It is a people, the community of all those who stand in a saving relationship with God through Jesus Christ.
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What Jesus accomplished in salvation has life-changing implications in the character and behavior of his followers.
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Salvation is the application of the work of Christ to the life of individual persons. At its core, the word means “deliverance”.
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When humanity rebelled against God, God’s love compelled him to act on our behalf to restore the relationship broken by sin.
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While humans possess the dignity of being made in God’s image, humankind is also hopelessly ruined by sin.
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As a divine person, the Holy Spirit plays a crucial role in fulfilling God’s salvation purposes in and among his people.
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As fully divine and fully human, Jesus’ identity uniquely qualifies him to be humanity’s Savior and Lord.
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