Tarheel Covenant Blog

" The children of Your servants shall dwell secure; their offspring shall be established before You " (Psalm 102:28).  Psalm 102 i...

In two places, Paul initiates a theological point  by placing the foundation of his doctrine before time. In Ephesians 1:4, he tells us of t...

" Upon You have I leaned from before my birth; You are He who took me from my mother's womb. My praise is continually of You "...

Paul gives us this description of the Gospel and man's need of it: " Just as sin came into the world through one man, and death thr...

This is a hard topic on which to write. I anticipate some negative reaction. However, it is a question I have been asked repeatedly by anti-...

Among Reformed Christians, the children of believers are baptized, not as a sign that they are saved, but because they are - by right - memb...

One of the main distinctions between dispensationalism and covenantalism is over the relationship between Israel and the Church. The coven...

The doctrine taught by dispensationalists (that is, classical dispensationalists, such as Scofield) that I find most objectionable is that G...

There is a heresy which has been going around at least since the time of J. N. Darby in 1830, that says that people in the Old testament w...

Opponents of infant baptism will often make arguments such as, "God has no grandchildren." Which is both true and irrelevant to ...

I don't know the origin of this. I am copying it from someone else, who didn't know either. A Reformed View on Dispensationalism ...

Dispensationalists and followers of "New Covenant Theology" (hereafter "NCT") unite in claiming that the Old Testament...

There are several comparisons in the New Testament between Moses and Jesus, such as in their office of prophet (Acts 3:22, Deuteronomy 18:...

Have you ever had one of those moments when two things you have known forever just seem to come together in a way that seems so obvious now?...

There is a common teaching among evangelicals that the Old Testament Law applied to (or may continue to apply to) ethnic Israel alone,...

The doctrine that I hate most among those held by classic dispensationalists is their assertion that history consists of a series of attempt...

One of the enduring influences of Dispensationalism is the belief in a radical discontinuity between Old Testament Israel and the New Test...