Peter Bloomfield | Christian Library

A New Covenant? It can be right for divorced Christians to remarry

Can Christians who are divorced remarry? This article shows that answering the question of remarriage will depend on distinguishing between divorce as undesirable but not necessarily evil and the evil that caused divorce.

A Panoramic View Genesis 3:15 shows history’s sweep in embryo

This article explains how Genesis 3:15 is not only the first announcement of the gospel, but is also a window through which we see the whole of history that speaks about the sovereignty of God, the power of his grace, and the justice and victory he brings.

Absent But Everywhere God is not named in Esther, yet He is the chief character

It is the only book that does not mention God’s name or even prayer. Why did God give us the book of Esther? This article gives an overview of the message of the book. It shows that it is via implications that the book speaks at its best.

Why Did God Allow Evil?

Why did God allow evil? In order to answer this question, Christians must begin with acknowledging having insufficient knowledge and understanding. The author continues on to say that God could have prevented evil, but He is not the author of evil. God uses evil to bring His good purpose and to reveal His character.

Ongoing Revelation?

This article examines the claim that God still gives special revelation beyond scripture to believers. This claim is a departure from believing that God's word is the means He uses to guide His church. This claim undermines the completeness of scripture and Christ as the full revelation of God.

Ongoing revelation

This is the first article in a series on various doctrinal issues facing the church today. Here the author evaluates the claim that God gives believers today special revelation, Working from the history of mysticism and Quakerism, the author shows how this claim undermines the sufficiency of scripture.