Author: Dr. Bob Crowder

• A “Christ Like” Walk

  A Christ like walk is attained, based on the maturity level of the believer.

• Walking in the Light

  Man, is not perfect, nor will he be perfect on this earth. There is nothing that man can do that will make him good enough to walk in the light.…

• Does God Have Authority in the Life of the Believer?

  Using Galatians 1:1-5 as reference, the Apostle Paul gives an example of how the authority of God’s calling on our life should be protected and expressed.  Paul, an apostle—not from…

  

• What did the Apostle Paul believe concerning the Gospel of Grace as the only means of Salvation?

  It is very important to understand the history of Paul. In his own words, he describes himself as: “I am verily a man which am a Jew, born in Tarsus,…

  

• What is the Major Purpose for the Book of Galatians?

  Paul carefully defends salvation found in the Gospel over the Law of Moses, for believers in Jesus Christ. He defines the relationship between faith and works, freedom and bondage.

  

• The Fruit of the Spirit

  Fruit is often used as a metaphor for a “good.” In the New Testament, and specifically in this passage, fruit is associated with a good outcome (Matt. 3:8; 7:16; John…

  

• Book Review: The Teen Study Bible NKJV

  The Teen Study Bible NKJV, Hardback edition, Zondervan. 2015, (1626 pages). Book Review I do not own a single Teen Study Bible. Usually I find them simplistic and the market…

• Questions from Youth Camp

  For the past two years, the leadership has held an “apologetics” forum. We place a box in a conspicuous place in the main cabin area along with a pen and…

• Book Review: the NKJV “Apply the Word Study Bible (eBook version)

  NKJV Apply the Word Study Bible, Red Letter Edition: Live in His Steps, eBook version. Thomas-Nelson Publishers, Nashville, TN, 2016, (1632 pages). Book Review  I currently own over thirty study Bibles.…

• The DVR of Life

  My wife Linda and I drove three hours to have dinner with some very dear friends.  It was like many of our long drives, we were silent at times and…