Articles from G3

How Should Christians View Government? 23.10.2024 8:22 ↓

How ought we Christians live in light of the God-ordained institution of human government? The New Testament clearly defines our responsibilities. In this article, Scott gives insight on submitting to the human institutions that God has appointed.  Article read from: https://g3min.org/how-should-christians-view-government/

What was Jacob’s Ladder? 18.10.2024 11:08 ↓

The account of Jacob’s Ladder in Genesis 28:10–22 is one of the most fascinating and profound moments in the Old Testament. This vision, in which Jacob dreams of a ladder or stairway connecting heaven and earth, is not only a personal encounter between Jacob and God, but it also carries deep theological meaning for God’s people throughout Scripture. In this event, God reaffirms the covenant promis...

Race, Identity, and the Church: How Modern Ideologies Distort Biblical Truth 07.10.2024 10:17 ↓

Race dominates nearly every conversation today. From identity politics to corporate boardrooms, racial identity has become the primary lens through which people view the world. But when the Church adopts these ideologies, allowing earthly identities to take precedence over unity in Christ, it signals a severe distortion of biblical truth. Article read from: https://g3min.org/race-identity-and-the-...

Are There Two Levels of Prophecy? 04.10.2024 12:23 ↓

The question of whether New Testament prophecy has ceased or continues is a significant debate within evangelical circles. At the heart of this issue lies the tension between the concept of a closed canon—wherein the New Testament serves as the final authoritative guide for faith and practice—and the possibility of ongoing prophetic revelation. Moderate charismatics attempt to provide a framework...

Understanding the True Nature of Tongues 02.10.2024 9:43 ↓

In the early church, believers experienced miraculous gifts from the Holy Spirit, including healing, prophecy, and speaking in tongues. Today, many Christians—particularly those in charismatic and Pentecostal movements—believe that these gifts continue. However, there is significant debate surrounding the nature and continuation of these spiritual gifts, especially the gift of tongues. Understandi...

The Perils of “Open But Cautious” Cessationism: A Call for Doctrinal Clarity 30.09.2024 14:04 ↓

In recent years, a growing number of Christians have embraced what is often called “open but cautious” cessationism—a middle-ground approach that acknowledges the possibility of miraculous gifts like prophecy and healing, while remaining wary of their abuses. While this position may appear balanced, I contend that it introduces significant theological confusion, neither fully rejecting nor affirmi...