PROPHET SCHOLAR

Many preachers steer clear of the Old Testament because "we are New Testament believers." But is this what Jesus and the apostles did? This article provides the answer.

Does God only respond to our trials, or does he initiate them? Most say the former. But what does the Bible actually say? Learn the answer from a thorough analysis of the book of Job.

Did you know Jesus foretold the existence of the epistles? Learn how his comments in the book of John make the epistles necessary but also guarantee their accuracy!

Does God really divide time into dispensations? Explore this question in Dr. Moore's detailed biblical analysis of the foundational teachings of dispensationalism.

Is the church really raptured? Dive into the debate with Dr. Moore's in-depth analysis of 1 Thessalonians 4.

Most believers see the work of the church as twofold in nature, making converts and discipling them. While this is certainly central to our work, it does not represent the full orb of responsibilities we have as the people of God. To help you understand the complete picture of church activity, I developed a model I call the “7 Pillars of the Church.” This framework breaks down what churches are to do into seven core activities. Let me list and explain each of them for you now

Explore the debate on whether women should be silent in the church as Dr. Moore delves into I Corinthians 14:34-35 and Genesis 3:16.

Understand God's original intent for men and women's roles as shown in Genesis 2. Learn the what and the why of the Bible's gender roles.

Discover the distinction between a 'prophet vs one who prophesies' in the New Testament. Confused about the difference? Clear it up now!

The vast majority of Baptist congregations today make widespread use of congregational voting in the decision making process of the local church. In fact, voting is more than simply an element of church polity in Baptist churches—it is central to the identity of the church itself. But is congregational voting biblical? Is this form of decision making really taught and affirmed in the New Testament (NT)? This article will attempt to answer these questions by doing the followin

The majority of American Christians believe Israel is destined to get the full land of Canaan back as a permanent possession at the end of time. There is probably no doctrine upon which more Christians agree than this. Genealogical Jews are “God’s people,” and the land promised to Abraham will be theirs in the end. Case closed. No further discussion necessary. Despite the popularity of this view, however, there are numerous issues with it from a biblical standpoint. When take

King James, NIV, the Living Bible, New American Standard Bible—who can tell the difference? Dr. Moore provides answers.

Women today hold every office in the church, even those which for generations have been reserved for men. The biblical basis for this has been the reinterpretation of passages like 1 Timothy 3:1-13 to allow for female pastors and deacons. But is this reinterpretation valid? Does 1 Timothy support it? Further, do other New Testament (NT) passages that address this issue affirm this view? This article will analyze the issue of women deacons specifically and attempt to demonstra

Did God dictate his words to the Bible writers? Are English Bibles copies of copies of copies? Dr. Moore answers these questions and more.

Most people think the church exists to do evangelism and missions. This is wrong. Dr. Moore explains the 7 tasks churches are to carry out.

Believe it or not, one of the most significant factors in the downfall of a church is its power structure, the way it is organized to make decisions. In theological terms, its “polity.”   This may sound ridiculous in a time when churches seem to have much bigger problems—apostate doctrine, worldly compromise, blatant sin. But it is nonetheless true, and I have seen it play out more times than I could count.   But why? Why is polity such a big factor in church decline?   Becau