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What Are the Praiseworthy Things That Christians Should Think On? - Vimarsana News

What Are the Praiseworthy Things That Christians Should Think On?

One look at this list will show us the qualities of a righteous person, one committed to the Lord and one who keeps His Word. Where do we go to learn the hows of a godly life? The Bible. As we grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ (2 Pe...

Revelation 2-3: Monarchical Bishops By 95 AD - Vimarsana News

Revelation 2-3: Monarchical Bishops By 95 AD

It's been argued that Jesus Himself, cited by St. John in the book of Revelation (written around 95 AD), taught monepiscopacy (the notion of one bishop I examine what can be historically determined about the seven churches of Revelation 1-3 (around 95 AD), whose "angels" have been interpreted to be bishops.

Reply To Gavin Ortlund: St. Ignatius & Bishops - Vimarsana News

Reply To Gavin Ortlund: St. Ignatius & Bishops

+ St. Polycarp and St. Clement of Rome On Early Church Ecclesiology Gavin Ortlund is a Reformed Baptist author, speaker, pastor, and apologist for the Reformed Baptist Gavin Ortlund argues that St. Ignatius of Antioch's view of monarchical bishops is an isolated one; contradicted by other apostolic Church fathers.

Ron Helle: Details Matter | The Patriot Post - Vimarsana News

Ron Helle: Details Matter | The Patriot Post

There is an expectation of an attitude of gratefulness on the part of the Christian.

Why Are There So Many Names for Jesus in the Christmas Story? - Vimarsana News

Why Are There So Many Names for Jesus in the Christmas Story?

If the gospel writers are any indication, it’s entirely possible that our December 25 holiday could’ve been called “Immanuelmas.” Or maybe “Consolation-of-Israelmas.” Or one of a dozen other options besides “Chris...