COMING SOON! HOW THE SCRIPTURES RECONCILE THE BOOK OF REVELATION How the Law, the Prophets, Jesus Christ, and the Apostles Provide the Biblical Framework for Understanding Revelation By Kevin L. […]
The word “pattern” is important in Scripture. When God reveals how something is to be done, man is not given authority to redesign God’s instructions according to personal preference. That […]
I am pleased to share that I am preparing my first book for publication: HOW THE SCRIPTURES RECONCILE THE BOOK OF REVELATION How the Law, the Prophets, Jesus Christ, and […]
The expression “born again” is familiar to almost everyone who has heard the gospel. People sometimes use it to describe having a religious experience, accepting Jesus into their heart, beginning […]
The New Testament repeatedly connects faith in Jesus Christ with openly confessing Him. Yet confession is sometimes treated as though it were merely something Christians do after they have already […]
Few books of the Bible have produced as much disagreement, speculation, and confusion as the book of Revelation. Some approach Revelation by beginning with today’s newspaper. Others begin with modern […]
If God has revealed a pattern for salvation and a pattern for His church, we should also ask: HAS GOD REVEALED HOW HIS PEOPLE ARE TO WORSHIP HIM? Jesus said: […]
Kevin L. Walker’s books encourage readers to examine Scripture within its context, compare Scripture with Scripture, and recognize the biblical patterns God has established throughout His Word. Each book is […]
Acts 1 gives the qualifications used when replacing Judas: a witness of the Lord’s ministry and resurrection. Paul’s apostleship involved Christ’s appearance to him and was not merely a self-selected title.
Deuteronomy 13 warns Israel not to follow a sign-worker who calls people away from God. Matthew 24 warns about deceptive signs, and First John 4 commands testing the spirits. A claim of power is not permission to disregard revealed teaching.
Jesus teaches watchfulness and warns that the day and hour are not known. Acts 1:7 places times and seasons under the Father’s authority, while the apostles are commissioned as witnesses.
Miracle A mighty work, beyond the normal functioning of nature and beyond the ability of man. Miracles evoke awe and amazement. Their purpose is twofold: to evoke faith in those who acknowledge…
Tradition The religious teachings and practices passed on from generation to generation. While there are inspired, authoritative traditions that have been delivered (1 Cor 11:2,23; 2 Thes 2:15; 3:6), human traditions make…
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