Divided Church – The Bible Timeline Project

July 7, 2026July 7, 2026Article, Bible, Church Doctrine, Church Traditions, Divided Church, Early Church, Historical

The Fault Lines of Faith: The Heros and Villains of the Protestant Reformation

On October 31, 1517, an Augustinian monk named Martin Luther walked to the Castle Church in Wittenberg, Germany, and nailed a document to its wooden doors. While history remembers this moment as the sudden explosion of the Protestant Reformation, the truth is far more complex. The hammer blows of Luther’s 95 Theses were not the start of a new argument, […]

March 11, 2026Article, Bible, Church Doctrine, Church Traditions, Covenant, Divided Church, Early Church, Historical, Israel, New Testament, Old Testament

Did Jesus Aim to Start a New Religion?

From a Jewish Messianic Movement to Imperial Christianity One of the most enduring questions about Christianity is whether Jesus of Nazareth intended to found a new religion. Today, Christianity is often seen as a distinct global faith, separate from Judaism. Yet the historical origins of the movement reveal a far more complex story. Jesus lived and taught entirely within first-century […]

September 3, 2024March 18, 2026Article, Church Traditions, Divided Church, Early Church, Historical

The Evolution of Syncretism in Church Tradition

Syncretism, the blending of different religious practices and beliefs, has been a part of the Christian Church’s history from its earliest days. As Christianity spread throughout the world, it encountered various cultures and religions, leading to a natural fusion of traditions. Early Christianity (1st-3rd centuries) The apostles and early Church Fathers faced the challenge of presenting Christianity to diverse audiences. […]

November 9, 2021March 17, 2026Article, Church Doctrine, Church Traditions, Divided Church, Early Church, Historical, New Testament

The Keys to the Kingdom

Unpacking Biblical Authority The concept of the “keys of the kingdom” is a fundamental Christian doctrine, often associated with eternal church authority. However, its interpretation and application have been debated throughout history. Biblical Origins Jesus introduced the concept of the keys in Matthew 16:19 and 18:18, granting authority to His disciples to “loose and bind” things on earth, echoing in […]

September 8, 2021March 17, 2026Article, Church Doctrine, Divided Church, New Testament

The Rapture – why am I still here?

The Rapture: A Misconception? The term “rapture” is often associated with the Second Coming of Jesus, but it’s not found in the Bible. Common church ideology defines the rapture as a two-stage event: a secret rapture of the saved to heaven at the beginning of a seven-year tribulation, followed by Jesus’ return to Earth in triumph and glory. However, this […]

September 8, 2021September 5, 2024Article, Bible, Church Doctrine, Divided Church, Historical, New Testament, Old Testament

Differences in major christian bibles

Differences in major christian bibles The Different Faces of the Christian Bible As Christians, many of us assume that the Bible is a single, unified text. However, few realize that various Christian denominations have distinct versions of the Bible. While the majority of the books are shared, the differences are noteworthy. – Catholic Bible: 73 books, including 7 deuterocanonical books […]

September 7, 2021September 3, 2024Article, Church Doctrine, Church Traditions, Divided Church, Israel, New Testament, Old Testament, Prophets

Did God replace Israel with the Church?

The Flaws of Replacement Theology: A Biblical Examination Replacement Theology, also known as Supersessionism, is a doctrine that posits God’s covenant with Israel has been revoked due to their rejection of Jesus Christ, and the church has replaced Israel as God’s people. However, this doctrine contradicts the biblical revelation of the Abrahamic Covenant as an everlasting covenant with Israel (Genesis […]