The Chief Among Sinners By Jack Kinsella Based on my own personal experience, I find that most Christians tend to fall into one of two categories. In one category are those Christians who question whether or not somebody else is really saved. “That guy smokes and drinks and never goes…
Them That Dwell Upon the Earth By Jack Kinsella According to Webster’s dictionary, “tribulation” means “a state of great trouble or suffering.” The Tribulation is a period of time set aside for two purposes; the judgment of a Christ-rejecting world and the national redemption of Israel. I’ve searched the Scriptures…
Case Closed By Jack Kinsella Mankind is a mystery to the angels. The Bible says that God has charged them with ministering to men on this earth in this life with the understanding that men will judge them in the world to come. One of the purposes for the creation…
Faith and Tolerance — Goes Together Like Frogs and Bicycles By Jack Kinsella ”Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by Me.” (John 14:6) This verse has gotten Christianity into hot water with the world throughout the…
The Gospel According to Job By Jack Kinsella The Book of Job opens with the ”sons of God” (angels) presenting themselves before God. The fallen angel Satan (literally, ”the accuser”) was apparently also compelled to attend this gathering of angels, since he also was there. “Now there was a day…
The Who’s Who of Gog-Magog By Jack Kinsella According to the prophet Ezekiel, there will arise in the last days, a massive military and political alliance more-or-less formally known as the ‘Gog-Magog Alliance.’ “Son of man, set thy face against Gog, the land of Magog, the chief prince of Meshech…
Absolutely God By Jack Kinsella “The fool hath said in his heart, there is no God.” (Psalms 14:1). It seems rather harsh to call someone ‘a fool’ for what at first glance appears to be ignorance. A person who doesn’t know God is clearly ignorant, since the word “ignorance” means…
Eliminating Excuses By Jack Kinsella We’ve spent an unusually high percentage of our time this month dealing with issues of doctrine, with the central theme being the doctrine of eternal security. Why so much time on this one doctrine? Is it so important to me to prove I am right…
Religion and Salvation By Jack Kinsella At Babel, God deliberately confused the languages of men and dispersed them into different nations. The purpose, according to Genesis, was to prevent them from all coming under the authority of a single dictator, as happened under Nimrod. “And the LORD said, Behold, the…