Did the Holy Spirit Dwell in the Old Testament Saints? by Stuart DiNenno If we read John 7:39, where it says that “the Holy Ghost was not yet given; because that Jesus was not yet glorified” and we also read in the gospel of John where Christ says that “the Comforter, which is the Holy … Read more

False Religions: America’s Gift to the World by Stuart DiNenno When people speak of the abominations practiced by Americans that have brought us under God’s judgment, they usually speak of endless warfare, infanticide, and sodomite marriage, among other things. But here’s one that I have never heard anyone mention: America has been the #1 manufacturer … Read more

Today’s Christianity Is No Christianity At All by Stuart DiNenno Today’s Christianity is… …a Christianity without repentance. …a Christianity without sacrifice. …a Christianity without suffering. …a Christianity without self-denial. …a Christianity without discipline. …a Christianity without courage. …a Christianity without persecution. …a Christianity without offense to the ungodly. …a Christianity without a testimony against evil. … Read more

The Biblical Record Is Clear: The JewsAre Responsible for the Death of Christ by Stuart DiNenno “The Biblical record is so obvious [that the Jews were responsible for the death of Jesus Christ] that on this basis many liberal scholars decry the NT as ‘anti-semitic.’ — Ken Gentry, The Beast of Revelation Why then do … Read more

The Church Can, and Sometimes Does,Exist Without Any Visible Appearance by Stuart DiNenno “To say that the visible church has failed to the point where it is not manifested in any of the present institutional churches, is to say that Jesus’ words were not true when He proclaimed that the gates of hell shall not … Read more

Denial of Christ Comes in Many Forms by Stuart DiNenno When professing believers search into what it means to take a faithful stand for Christ, many look back at the examples set by Christian martyrs in the past and, quite rightly, are inspired by their actions. They read in the history books about men and women … Read more

We Cannot Improve the Health of the Dead by Stuart DiNenno I see men who I believe to be faithful Christians publishing books, podcasts, articles, etc., and I am sure there are many things in these productions that are true and insightful, and which could be of benefit to many Christians. No doubt there is quite … Read more

Hard Truths for True Christians (Volume 1)

The Importance and Relevance of theWestminster Confession of Faith By John Murray The Westminster Assembly was called by ordinance of both Houses of Parliament and met for the first time on July 1, 1643. Nearly all the sessions were held in the Jerusalem Chamber in Westminster Abbey. The first work which the Assembly undertook was … Read more

Eulogy for Jeffery Mock (February 22, 1976 to April 30, 2021) by Stuart DiNenno This was originally read during a memorial service at Jeff’s graveside in Milton, Georgia on Saturday, May 15th, 2021. There have been some changes and additions to the original. I met Jeff Mock approximately 12 years ago in a church in … Read more