Videos
Does the Bible Identify Jesus as God?
Evangelical author Kermit Zarley presents to a theological conference in Atlanta the story of his faith journey from traditional Trinitarianism and Jesus as God, to his faith today in the Father as the only true God and Jesus as the Messiah (John 17:3).
Jesus Our Mediator
The Apostle Paul writes - "For there is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus" (1 Timothy 2:5). A keystone of understanding for Christians in the New Testament was that the human Jesus is our mediator. Pastor Mark Jones of Tennessee presents a powerful scriptural understanding of Jesus - not as God - but our mediator with God.
Who is Jesus?
What is the true identity of Jesus? Few subject's have stirred as much debate among Christians as that one. Speaking at a theological conference, Dr. Joe Martin of Atlanta Bible College gives his audience a summary of what he calls the "easy understanding" about Jesus and who he really is according to the Bible.
Jesus: A Real Man – Really!
Jesus has been proposed to be a “God-man” (Trinitarianism) an “Angel-man” (Arianism) and a variety of other supposed identifications. J. Dan Gill speaks to an audience in Tennessee about why Jesus had to be truly one of us – a real human being. He tells us that while Jesus was begotten by the spirit of God by an incredible miracle in a virgin (Luke 1:35), that he could not be any other kind of creature than a true human being and be the savior of humanity (Romans 5:17; 1 Corinthians 15:21).
Follow the Leader
The Apostle Peter says that Jesus is that "prophet like Moses" that God "raised up from among the brothers" (Deuteronomy 18:15, 18; Acts 3:22). God has put his words in his mouth. If we do not hear him and do his words, God will hold us accountable. Dr. Joe Martin of Atlanta Bible College tells his audience at a Christological conference in Tennessee that to follow Jesus means to serve the same God that he serves, hear his word and do his will.
What Kept Jesus from Sinning?
According to the Bible, Jesus did not sin (Heb. 4:14, 15). Was he able to resist sin because he was a God-man? An Angel-man? But the Scriptures teach that he was in fact a real man - a true human being (Acts 2:22) and that God cannot even be tempted (James 1:13). So how did this man keep from sinning? Joel Hemphill gives us a clear – scriptural – answer to this question.
Did Jesus Have to be God? – 3 Part Series
J. Dan Gill, Chief Editor of 21st Century Reformation, speaks at a conference in Tennessee about the idea that did Jesus have to be God to do the things he did. This is a 3 part series.
One of Us, For All of Us
A great mystery of our human experience is that God has brought about our salvation through one of us - a human being. It was one of us - Adam - who brought sin and death into the world. It is one of us - Jesus - the last Adam (1 Cor. [...]
Easy Christology – 4 Part Series
Dr. Joe Martin of Atlanta Bible College and J. Dan Gill, Chief Editor of 21st Century Reformation discuss the Christology of Jesus in this 4 part series.
