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Thoughts From a Visit to the Mormon Temple Square in Salt Lake City
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Thoughts From a Visit to the Mormon Temple Square in Salt Lake City

Randy White Traveling back from the Steeling the Mind conference in Ceour d'Alene, ID, my family and I spent a half day touring Temple Square and the LDS Conference Center in Salt Lake City, UT. Here are some of my thoughts, and pictures. Mormonism is clearly a non-Christian cult, but one has to listen closely to catch the subtle but fundamental differences between Christianity and Mormonism. Mormonism is King of the Hill at religious manipulation. They understand emotions, friendship, the power of [...]

By Randy White|2019-02-22T16:13:53-06:00February 22nd, 2019|Categories: Publisher's Perspective|Tags: Cults, Mormonism|0 Comments

“Ancient Dispensational Truth” A Review
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“Ancient Dispensational Truth” A Review

Pastor Allen Rea How many times have we heard the tired and old straw man that dispensationalism came with Darby? Such a tired old criticism is not to be taken seriously. While I would like to think that such critics had been hanging out with giants like Thomas Oden, who had taken the definition of orthodoxy from Vincent of Lerins, I fear that they are simply repeating what they have heard from others fearing to do any research of their own. A [...]

By Randy White|2019-02-18T10:57:00-06:00February 18th, 2019|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: Allen Rea, Ancient Dispensational Truth, James Morris|0 Comments

New York Legalizes Baby Killing: A Woman’s Response
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New York Legalizes Baby Killing: A Woman’s Response

Hannah Graves Heartbroken. Angry. Helpless. Confused. When I heard the news of the decision made in New York this week, I was at a loss for words and honestly didn’t even believe what I was being told. Our country is entering into a holocaust of the unborn and is being congratulated for doing so. Then I remembered: this isn’t the first time a government has been a part of the murder of children. And yet, in the midst of great darkness, there [...]

By Randy White|2019-01-24T10:53:25-06:00January 24th, 2019|Categories: Current Events|5 Comments

The Holy Ghost or the Holy Spirit?
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The Holy Ghost or the Holy Spirit?

The Holy Ghost or the Holy Spirit? A case for the King James Version Randy White Most people assume that Holy Ghost is simply an antiquated name for the Holy Spirit, and that Spirit is less ghastly than Ghost. In one sense this is true (for modern readers), but in another, there is a real advantage of speaking of the Holy Ghost rather than the Holy Spirit. Is Ghost too Ghastly? One of the major reasons people give for dismissing the KJV term [...]

By Randy White|2019-01-22T08:41:19-06:00January 21st, 2019|Categories: Publisher's Perspective|Tags: Holy Ghost, Holy Spirit|0 Comments

Lexington (KY) Dispensational Fellowship
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Lexington (KY) Dispensational Fellowship

If you live near Lexington, KY, join us on January 25 for the first meeting of the Lexington Dispensational Fellowship! The meeting is from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM (come when you can, leave when you must). Dr. Randy White, CEO of Dispensational Publishing House, will be leading three-hours of dispensational training and discussion. The meeting will be held at- First Southern National Bank 3060 Harrodsburg Road #100 Lexington, KY 40503 If you do not live in Lexington and need hotel accomodations, [...]

By Randy White|2019-01-10T16:24:04-06:00January 10th, 2019|Categories: Dispensational Fellowship|0 Comments

A Doctrinal Crises
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A Doctrinal Crises

Randy White There is a doctrinal crisis in the broader Christian world today. It is a crisis that is seen in Protestant, evangelical, and, to a lesser degree, in fundamentalist circles. It is a crisis that is rampant within denominational churches and a growing menace in independent churches. For several generations, doctrinal teaching has been out of favor. Today, the chickens have come home to roost. As I see it, the doctrinal crises has three roots. Problem 1: doctrine has been boiled [...]

By Randy White|2019-01-08T20:45:55-06:00January 8th, 2019|Categories: Publisher's Perspective|3 Comments

Questioning the Seminary Approach
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Questioning the Seminary Approach

Dr. Randy White In denominational (and many independent) churches, a master's level seminary education has been the de facto prerequisite for pastoral leadership for decades. Personally, I think it is time to question the assumption. Fallacies of a Master's Level Education A Master of Divinity degree is 90-plus hours of post-collegiate education. On average it costs $14,673 a year. Surely it equips the best-prepared pastoral candidate, right? Well...not so fast! Fallacy #1: A Master's Level Education Confirms Biblical Knowledge Almost every seminary is accredited by [...]

By Randy White|2019-01-03T11:49:39-06:00January 3rd, 2019|Categories: Publisher's Perspective, Theological Education|3 Comments

The Year to Question the Assumptions
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The Year to Question the Assumptions

Randy White, CEO My own personal mantra has become "Question the Assumptions." In my journey from seminary into the pastorate and then (finally) into Bible study, I began to realize that so much of what I had been taught was simply wrong. For years I thought it was right, that I was preaching Scripture, that my denomination was one of the most conservative, Bible-believing denominations on the planet, and that the "Baptist Faith and Message" was the end of all theological discussions. [...]

By Randy White|2019-01-01T16:18:16-06:00January 1st, 2019|Categories: Uncategorized|4 Comments

Jumpstart: A Dispensational Devotional | Have You Left Your First Love?
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Jumpstart: A Dispensational Devotional | Have You Left Your First Love?

By: George Zellar Revelation 2:1-7 Do you remember when you were a brand-new believer? What was it like? Were you thrilled to know Christ, rejoicing that you were saved and had your sins forgiven? Were you eager to tell others about the Lord? Was your time spent in the Bible very precious, as you discovered many life-changing truths? Was prayer a delight? Was it a great blessing to gather with other believers at every opportunity? Was sin especially disturbing to you, so [...]

By Editor|2018-11-12T14:18:32-06:00November 12th, 2018|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: George Zeller, Jump Start|0 Comments

The New Testament Chapter by Chapter | 1 Peter 4-5
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The New Testament Chapter by Chapter | 1 Peter 4-5

By: Daniel Goepfrich Suffering for Christ Chapter four picks up immediately with the practical application for Christians based on Christ’s suffering: stay focused on God’s will rather than our fleshly desires. Peter’s audience had been saved long enough that their lifestyles should have reflected the life change (1 Peter 4:3-6). Another encouragement to live in a godly manner is that Jesus’ return is imminent. This lifestyle should include prayer, hospitality, and Christian service. 1 Peter 4:11 ends with a benediction leading many [...]

By Editor|2018-11-01T13:23:12-06:00November 1st, 2018|Categories: Bible Study|Tags: Daniel Goepfrich|0 Comments

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