Matt Slick discusses various Christian apologetics topics, including the Roman Catholic Church's priesthood, the New Testament's view of priesthood, and the implications of evolution and dinosaurs. He also addresses questions about John 3:5, the blood of Jesus, salvation, Calvinism, laying on hands, and demonic forces. [... more]

The believer's struggle with sin is a dichotomy between the old nature, which is an enemy to God, and the new nature, which hates sin and is given by God. The believer is not under the dominion of sin, but under grace, and is called to resist sin and live a life of righteousness, with the ultimate goal of being glorified in their glorified bodies. [... more]

Christians are not to die to sin but have died to sin in Christ, and they have a new nature that hates sin and loves the Lord. The Christian dichotomy between the flesh and the spirit is a constant struggle, but with faith and repentance, believers can walk in newness of life and be immersed in Christ, leading to spiritual growth and a deeper understanding of their faith. [... more]

The concept of the Adamic covenant, made between God and Adam, involves the entire human race and establishes a covenant relationship with God. This relationship is not limited to Christians, but is universal, encompassing all human beings. The covenant of works and the covenant of grace are distinct concepts, with the former emphasizing the conditions for experiencing the benefits of the covenant, and the latter highlighting the gracious nature of God's relationship with humanity. [... more]