Abortion is a hot topic these days, with strong and cogent opinions on both sides and many in the middle. Here are my thoughts on the issue.

DoctorG15 on September 22, 2023

Biblical theology, interpretation of the Bible, can take many different directions. Which one is the right one?

DoctorG15 on August 9, 2023

A brief discussion concerning what the Bible says about resurrection.

DoctorG15 on April 27, 2023

Parables are meaningful stories. Where are they in John's Gospel?

DoctorG15 on November 8, 2022

I have come to realize that most teachers on spiritual gifts have a mistaken understanding of what the New Testament actually teaches about spiritual gifts. Let me explain....

DoctorG15 on May 11, 2021

This is a follow-up to an article I wrote previously. Hopefully this will make clearer my interpretation of 2 Cor. 5:21, and I offer a paraphrase of this difficult verse.

DoctorG15 on January 15, 2021

The identity of The Two Witnesses of Revelation Chapter 11 has been discussed by Bible scholars for centuries. This topic has been a particular interest of mine, so I finally have written a somewhat detailed analysis of my own on the subject.

DoctorG15 on July 27, 2020

the tendency toward literalism that seems characteristic of what is termed “Western theology” is often incongruent with the nature of Scripture itself. This becomes a serious impediment for understanding many Old Testament Scriptures and New Testament books such as The Revelation of John, and it also becomes problematic in many New Testament passages.

DoctorG15 on September 25, 2018

I Am The Bread of Life. Here at the same time is one of the greatest claims and one of the greatest offers of Jesus Christ. What does it mean?

DoctorG15 on September 25, 2018

Many scholars interpret 2 Corinthians 5:21 quite literally and conclude that Christ literally became sin when He was crucified. Unfortunately, this is a serious mistake, in my opinion. Let me explain why. In this verse, Paul uses antithetical parallelism to contrast our sin and God's righteousness. Read More...

DoctorG15 on September 14, 2018