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Part 6 of a Study of the Seven Dispensations We live today in the exciting culminating age of the “Dispensation of Grace.” I. “Grace” defined Grace is the unmerited love of God, given freely for […]
Part 5 of a Study of the Seven Dispensations Allowing the Word to speak for itself, we see that God’s dealing with man in various time periods, changes. The Dispensationalists (if one wants a label) […]
Part 4 of a Study of the Seven Dispensations The Dispensation of Promise is very important to us today, even though it was primarily made to Abraham and the nation of Israel. The comprehending of […]
Part 3 of a Study of the Seven Dispensations After the Dispensation of Innocence and the Dispensation of Conscience, the third dispensation is that of Human (civil) Government, which only lasted 427 years (from the […]
Part 2 of a Study of the Seven Dispensations The Dispensation of Conscience encompasses Genesis 3:7-9:1. During this time, “conscience became active, and man was given the opportunity to show that conscience is sufficient to […]
On Monday, December 4, 2023, the Missouri Baptist Bible Fellowship met in Aurora, MO, at Aurora Baptist Temple, which is pastored by Nathan Burch. The theme of the meeting was “Keeping the Faith in Seasons […]
The Oklahoma Baptist Bible Fellowship met in Claremore, OK, on December 4-5, 2023. Monday evening included dinner at a local Mexican restaurant and a time of fellowship. Tuesday morning, they met at Harvest Baptist Church, […]
Part 1 of a Study of the Seven Dispensations The Dispensation of Innocence describes that time period from the creation of man until his fall into sin. It concerns those times of Adam and Eve […]
Introduction to a Study of the Seven Dispensations Introduction Among those who confess belief in an inerrant and authoritative Bible are two principal schools of thought, sometimes expressed as Dispensationalism and Covenant Theology. According to […]
I was coaching a group of pastors and was asked a question I’ve encountered but never really answered. It’s a question that seems to come up frequently these days. In fact, I think it’s a […]
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