Carlos Xavier

One of the most important questions at the parousia will be whether we kept the obedience of faith to the New Covenant law of Messiah, as […]

One of the common claims made against non-Trinitarians is that we somehow owe our New Testament to Trinitarians: “After all,” they say, “Trinitarians compiled the canon, […]

A common response to the many Scriptures that portray God as relenting—that is, changing His mind or regretting something in response to human actions—is that none […]

One of the most prevalent themes in the Bible is to teach how God accomplishes His purposes in an orderly sequence, not all at once. Throughout […]

To reject the theory (not “doctrine” or teaching, e.g., to show or explain) that the one God is a Trinity does not diminish the uniquely procreated […]

The cross is one of the most emotionally charged and powerful symbols of the Christian faith. This might explain why for so many Christians, the cross […]

When Jesus says that “the Kingdom of God is near” (Mark 1:15), or “in your midst” (Luke 17:21), he did not mean that the Kingdom had […]

The apostolic gospel of the early church in Acts opens with Jesus “speaking about the Kingdom of God” for forty days (Acts 1:3), and closes with […]

The real humanity of the Son of God is essential to the Gospel. Hebrews 4:15 says that the Son, our high priest, understands every human weakness […]