For Ever and Ever
No matter what you’ve gone through this year or what is waiting for you in the year to come; God has promised that the glory He will give you will last longer and be greater than any trouble you face! EPHESIANS 3:14-21 “14 For this reason I kneel before the Father, 15 from whom every…
Read MoreMy Apologetic Method, Rules for Debate & The Argument from Certainty
It is my goal in this post to briefly explain my apologetic method, rules of debate and main argument for Christianity. MY APOLOGETIC METHOD My apologetic method is “Axiomatic Presuppositionalism.” What I mean by axiomatic is that I believe all beliefs and presuppositions are derived from an axiom (a foundation for all other thoughts). I…
Read MoreThrones (Not Games) in the Kingdom of God
Did you know that Jesus is not the only one ruling from a throne in New Jerusalem for the millennium reign (1,000 years)? 1. There are 24 thrones around Jesus’ throne in the center of the city with 24 elders sitting on them (mostly likely made up of the saints from the Old Testament).…
Read MoreLight in the Lord
Ya’ll have no idea how much I love this verse… and all the verses that talk about us as being, “light.” When Jesus said we were the light of the world He was fulfilling the promises made through the prophets like the one in Daniel. Here are just a few more… Isaiah 60:1-3…
Read MoreActs 12
We learn in chapter twelve of the Pentecostal handbook that despite heavy persecution from the Jews, God in His sovereignty protected Peter for future ministry and executed judgment on Herod for his role in arresting and murdering Christians. Acts 12 1 It was about this time that King Herod arrested some who belonged to…
Read MoreMore Than Imagined
The Son of God coming in the flesh was a greater act of God’s love than any Old Testament prophet could have imagined. God then promised that what He has planned for us in the future will likewise be just as amazing because it will be greater than anything we could ever ask or imagine!…
Read MoreApologetic Approaches: Classical vs. Clarkian Presuppositional
Today’s show is about discussing the differences in Christian apologetic methods; mainly between the classical (Eric Hernandez) and the Clarkian Presuppositional approach (Jason Petersen). The vision of the What Do You Believe? podcast is to love God and people by being a relevant Pentecostal voice focusing on evangelism, discipleship, apologetics and theology. SPEAKER’S BIO’S Eric…
Read MoreGod who Became Man
Remember God is One divine being shared equally by three distinct persons; the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit (Matthew 28:19). It wasn’t the Father, nor the Spirit, that took on flesh and was born of a virgin; it was the Word (the Son). And by becoming a man, the Son did not…
Read MoreFalse Doctrine, Ear Tickling & Myths
2 Timothy 4:3-4, “3 For the time will come when people will not put up with sound doctrine. Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear. 4 They will turn their ears away from the truth and turn…
Read MoreEveryone is a Dogmatist
Everyone is dogmatic about their foundational beliefs- so both the Christian and non-Christian must bear the burden of “showing” their dogma to be true. And as Clark said- to deny that you’re dogmatic is self-refuting because you do it dogmatically! As a result, once the Christian and non-Christian bring their dogma to be examined or…
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