Pentecostalism—Not Scriptural

Submitted by Matt Costella on Sep, 19, 2018

[The following article was written over seventy five years ago by the late Dr. Franklin G. Huling, a faithful pastor and Bible teacher who not only believed in warning about the wolves in sheep’s clothing that would enter the flock from outside the church, but also about those who would rise up from within to draw away disciples after themselves (Acts 20:26-32). Dr. Huling served as a professor at the Fundamental Evangelistic Association's Fundamental Bible Institute in its early years in Los Angeles, CA.

"All Things to All Men"


What Does The Bible Say?



What does it mean when Paul says he became "all things to all men"? Originally aired on Grace Global Radio.



1 Corinthians 9:19-22

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Evangelicals and Catholics (Still) Together

Submitted by Matt Costella on Sep, 06, 2018

April 2014 marked the twentieth anniversary of Evangelicals and Catholics Together (ECT), a movement of key Roman Catholic and evangelical leaders who have sought to find common ground on theological issues and who have worked together to erase the centuries of animosity and distrust between the two groups.

The Original Document

"No New Thing Under the Sun"

Submitted by Matt Costella on Aug, 29, 2018

Sometimes, Christians today feel as though the issues we face and the battles we wage are unique to our age or culture. Yet the wisest king who ever lived once observed, “The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun” (Ecclesiastes 1:9). King Solomon added, “Is there any thing whereof it may be said, See, this is new? it hath been already of old time, which was before us” (Ecclesiastes 1:10).

"Blood Moon" Sensationalism

Submitted by Gary Freel on Aug, 20, 2018

Millions of people are fascinated with Bible prophecy. Unfortunately, many of these same people are deceived by false prophecy “experts” who claim that biblical prophecy, in particular from the Old Testament prophets, is being fulfilled today. For example, it is popular to claim that when a lunar eclipse occurs, this can be described as a “blood moon” and must, in some way, be connected to Joel 2:31. To be clear, we do believe Joel 2:31—as all Bible prophecies—will be fulfilled exactly as the Bible describes.

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