Biblical Shallowness - David Cloud article descrbing the present state of many churches. Guest article reprinted with permission.

Why Study Prophecy -  Robert Congdon outlines the reasons for studying prophecy and the importance of such studies.

Angels, outline for videos - David Moss' syllabus of his series of videos on angels.

America is Apostate & the Preachers are to Blame - David Cloud speaks to the current apostacy in the USA and what has allowed it to continue. Guest article reprinted with permission.

“What if Israel had believed the gospel of the Kingdom and repented at Jesus Christ's first coming?

Would that have jeopardized the necessity of Christ dying for the sins of the world and, therefore, the salvation of human beings?                                                                                              Answered by Dr. Renald Showers

What is the purpose of animal sacrifices in the Millennium.

The future function of the millennial temple [Ezekiel 40–48 (Ezek 48)] has long been problematic for dispensationalists in view of the finished work of Christ. Light is shed on this problem by noting the original theocratic purpose of OT sacrifices. This purpose was functionally distinct from that of the redemptive work of Christ. Millennial sacrifices will not simply memorialize Christ's redemption but will primarily function in restoring theocratic harmony.  

Answered by Dr. John Whitcomb

Calvinism on the Move

A report in Christianity Today for September 2006 was entitled "Young, Restless, Reformed: Calvinsm is Making a Comeback - And Shaking up the Church." It documents the rapid spread of Calvinism in Evangelical cirles, and I am seeing the same thing among Fundamentalists.

David Cloud

America is Apostate

America is not dead. America is not finished...though her priceless freedoms are being lost bit by bit...but America has turned from the true and living God in a most terrible way.

David Cloud

Are YOU Willing to Send?

I’m sure all of us have sat in a mission conference or listened to a missionary guest speaker in church. We’ve all watched the slides, visited the missionary’s display, and handled the piranha. Missions are so familiar to us that we take them for granted. Similarly, most of us have heard the familiar question from pastors and missionaries alike: “Are you willing to go?” Unfortunately, most of us never hear the missionary’s plaintive, unspoken thought: “Are you willing to send?”  Donald Congdon