Category: Passover/Easter

Catch of the Week, Devotional Readings, Dr. S. Lewis Johnson, Faith and Christianity, Passover/Easter

But ye are a chosen generation…..

Ron Francis

Mike Ratliff’s post below turned out to be much longer than I thought it would be. It is fairly balanced and worth the time to read. https://mikeratliff.wordpress.com/2026/03/15/limited-atonement/ I was first made aware of these doctrines some 25 years ago as I was working through a number of Dr. S. Lewis Johnson’s sermons, and was particularly… Continue reading But ye are a chosen generation…..

Catch of the Week, Discernment, Faith and Christianity, Passover/Easter

Reversing Roles – The Pharisee and Antinomian

Ron Francis

I’m probably breaking a rule here in reposting Michelle Lesley’s article. I’m a pretty solid Complementarian as it goes for men teaching men and women teaching women. Particularly in the church. I do think we can as men also learn valuable truths from women. As this early example clarifies: The Resurrection Luk 24:22  Yea, and certain… Continue reading Reversing Roles – The Pharisee and Antinomian

Devotional Readings, Discernment, Faith and Christianity, Passover/Easter, The Book of Revelation, Very Long Posts

There are a lot of Descriptive Words for a Number of Characters in the Book of Revelation

Ron Francis

Without getting into the details over the years I’ve observed many explicitly named “persons” or spiritual beings in the Book of Revelation. The one Mike Ratliff comments upon is also known as as Mystery Babylon. Babylon, in the Old Testament refers not only to the City of that name but also, the Nation/Kingdom, the areas… Continue reading There are a lot of Descriptive Words for a Number of Characters in the Book of Revelation