Daniel Rogers’ Blog
Then He said to me, “Son of man, these bones are the whole house of Israel; behold, they say, ‘Our bones are dried up and our hope has perished. We are completely cut off.’ “Therefore prophesy and say to them, ‘Thus says the Lord God, “Behold, I will open your... Read more
Continuing my series on the Holy Spirit, we now turn our attention to baptism, specifically Holy Spirit baptism. Gathering them together, He commanded them not to leave Jerusalem, but to wait for what the Father had promised, “Which,” He said, “you heard of from Me; for John baptized with water,... Read more
A friend recently recommended a book to me by Rachel Held Evans called Searching for Sunday. Evans, a wife, mother, and author, passed away just a few years ago at 37 years old, so reading the book has been very difficult for me, especially as a husband, father, and author... Read more
Hello again, my friends. Someone recently asked if I had written anything on the Holy Spirit, and while I’m sure I’ve written something, I wanted to produce some fresh material on the subject since it has been awhile and my perspective has evolved/ shifted/ whatever. I want to share with... Read more
As you probably know if you are regular reader of this blog, I am “known” for my views on Bible prophecy (whatever that means). Because of my background in the Churches of Christ, a group that has well over 25 divisions all claiming to be the One True Church, many... Read more
If you teach a Bible class or give talks at church in any capacity, don’t shy away from passages you don’t understand. Instead, turn the class into a discussion and get input from the members. This does a few things: It shows you are not an infallible interpreter of the... Read more
“If you see something we’re doing that can be disproved by the Bible, then please tell us.” “Read God’s word with an open heart and an open mind.” Both of these statements sound good, but they are typically said with the assumption that we have it all figured out and... Read more
There is nothing more harmful to truth than bad arguments used to prove correct conclusions. In debates, online discussions, or just casual conversations, one may espouse a view that is technically correct but the logic or argumentation they use to present that view is just all wrong. Either their language... Read more
In the last two article on this subject, we covered the importance of child-bearing in the Old Covenant from the perspective of the Ethiopian Eunuch and the question the Sadducees had about the resurrection. Today, I wanted to share with you how this insight into the Eunuch’s joy brings life... Read more
5+ years ago, I would use Ephesians and Colossians as proof that singing is the only authorized form of music in New Testament worship on Sunday morning. Any addition to this would be considered sin. The passage I would cite to prove that one shouldn’t add to this command was... Read more