The Apostolic Church—rooted in the teaching of the Twelve and the preaching of the early Fathers—confesses that the Holy Spirit is fully divine. This blog post examines how Scripture, the Church’s worship, the early Councils, and the Fathers bear witness to the Spirit’s deity, enabling us to affirm with confidence: “We worship one God in … Continue reading HOW WE KNOW THE HOLY SPIRIT IS GOD: An Apostolic Church Perspective→
In the following table, I will lay out some of the unique, exclusive titles, characteristics, functions, etc., belonging to God, and show how they are all applied to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
The theology of the Jehovah’s Witnesses teeters on a self-made contradiction: their doctrines deny the divinity of Christ, yet their own scriptures grant Him titles and functions—Creator, Savior, Judge—that scream of deity. This isn’t a minor doctrinal wrinkle—it’s a gaping inconsistency that forces us to ask: if Jesus walks like God and talks like God … Continue reading THE JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES’ DILEMMA: When Scripture Outspeaks Doctrine→
Are you ready to see why Jehovah’s Witnesses stop short of worshiping the One they call “Michael the Archangel”? In this post, we explore the core of JW teaching on Jesus—his nature, his name, and his standing in heaven. We also compare it to what the Bible actually says about the Mighty God who clothed … Continue reading THE MIGHTY GOD OF SCRIPTURE: Jesus in Full Glory→
This article examines the profound theological significance of Jesus’ title, “the Alpha and the Omega," as presented in the Book of Revelation. It highlights that this title represents Jesus as the Beginning and the End, the First and the Last, emphasizing His eternal nature and divine sovereignty over all creation. In the Revelation given to … Continue reading JESUS CHRIST: The Eternal Alpha and Omega→
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