Author: PastorJim (Jim McClarty)

Pastor Jim McClarty addresses another popular out-of-context Bible phrase that is often used as a counter-argument to Reformed Theology.

Pastor Jim McClarty talks about the necessity of letting the words of the Bible speak for themselves — especially when God interprets His own actions.

Philippians 4:13 is another one of those highly abused verses. People use it in a way that Paul certainly never intended. So, in this video we look at the context and the little Greek word “pas” to contrast Paul’s conclusion with the modern misuse.

Pastor Jim McClarty explains the oft-misunderstood verse, 2 Peter 2:1. When it’s placed back into its context and considered in light of Peter’s audience and history, the meaning is quite clear.

A bit of gospel, a bit of exegesis, a bit of Bible study … and a lot of Paul’s theology of Law versus Grace. You can hear more about Law Vs. Grace here. And you can find my free commentary on the book of Galatians here.

Is it true that, in the Bible, the concept of election is never directly tied to salvation?

What’s the correct way to understand Hebrews 6? Does it mean that believers can be lost? Or, is it not really about true believers? Or, is it something else? That’s what we tackle in this video. For a fuller explanation of this passage, listen here. Or, read my free commentary on the book of Hebrews...

It’s kind of amazing how people will only read a part of the history of Israel and think that’s the whole story. In this video, we try to piece together the larger picture.