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The Divine Nature and The Son of Man

Jesus calls himself the Son of Man many times. Most people are familiar with Jesus being the Son of God, but what does being the Son of Man mean? Below is an audio recording of a talk given at Aaron's weekly group meetings in the series on the Divine Nature. You may notice some back…

Pride 2025 Conversation with Street Preacher about Sin (Socratic Method)

When you see street preachers holding up signs or handing out tracts, there can be a wide variety of beliefs represented. Something most seem to have in common is preaching against sin. You'll often find them at crowded areas with a lot of foot traffic. They especially show up at pu…

Is the Universe Infinitely Old or Temporally Finite?

In discussions about the beginning of the universe, a recurring claim seeks to soften or even negate the significance of the Big Bang as a true temporal boundary. One popular version of this view is that, due to the geometric behavior of space-time near the Big Bang, time "slows d…

Romans 9, Does God Use His Sovereignty Arbitrarily?

Romans 9 is often cited as one of the strongest defenses of a deterministic view of salvation, where God unilaterally elects some individuals to salvation and leaves the rest in reprobation. On this reading, the human will is entirely inert in the process. There is no place for a genu…

Matthew 7:23, Does Christ Know You?

Few verses unsettle sincere Christians more than Jesus’ warning: “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven.” —  Matthew 7:21  Many believers read this line and quietly wonder, Have I do…

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