Calvary Chapel Central - Phoenix and Arrowhead
Summary: This is the Teaching Ministy of Pastor John W. Brown. The Sr. Pastor of Calvary Chapel Central - Phoenix and Arrowhead Campuses.
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T0197 God's Word is under attack. The so called - higher critics are telling us what parts of the Bible are real and what parts are not. Even many Christians do not believe that all of God's word is inpired. Some seminaries and many pastors are teaching the same thing. Can I trust my bible? ID it true or not? Pastor John will be answering these questions and many more in the series, "CAN IT TRUST MY BIBLE?"
T0198 In this teaching of "Can I trust My Bible?" - Pastor John deals with the two schools of ancient texts, the Textus Receptus and the Alexandrian.
T0199 In this 3rd teaching in the Can I Trust My Bible? series - Pastor John takes a look at Westcott and Hort, the "Fathers" of the modern translations of the Bible. You will be amazed at what Westcott and Hort personally believed about God and His word.
T0200 In this 4rd teaching in the Can I Trust My Bible? series - Pastor John wraps up this series by looking at the making of the King James Version of the Bible and gives his recommendations about how best to choose a version of the Bible from which to study.
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S0342 Onesimus is a slave that has stolen from his master and run off. He ends up in Rome and by the grace of God - the Apostle Paul leads him to the saving knowledge of Jesus Chris. Paul then become his advocate: writing to his owner Philemon, to ask for Onesimes' forgiveness. History has it that Philemon forgave Onesimus and Onesimus went on to become a Bishop at the church in Ephesus. The name "Onemisus" means "profitable". Indeed, after Jesus, Onesimus became profitable. Many of us could make the same claim after asking Jesus into our hearts.
