Pastor Scott's Study Notes

“Why We Are Protestants” Study Notes VF-2408

What happened to the church following Jesus’ death, Resurrection, and Ascension that it drifte...

What happened to the church following Jesus’ death, Resurrection, and Ascension that it drifted so far from its original mission to teach and make learners? Concepts that are nowhere to be found in Scripture were added on and introduced as doctrine. The Protestant Reformation was necessary because the church had failed in its mission and its message. But the modern church needs to be reminded why we are Protestants, because we are due for a reformation. “Why We Are Protestants” Study Note...

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"Peter is NOT the Rock" Study Notes VF-2410

The Greek grammar makes it clear that Jesus did not say He would build the church upon Pete...

The Greek grammar makes it clear that Jesus did not say He would build the church upon Peter; He said He would build it on Peter’s declaration, “Thou art the Christ.” The church was never meant to perpetuate the practices of the synagogues or to graft on traditions out of paganism. The dogmas of man have led people away from what God intended the church to be. "Peter is NOT the Rock" Study Notes VF-2410 Some Materials Referenced in these Study Notes including DVD's are available.

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“The Silver Trumpets Proclaim the Finished Work...

Silver trumpets are used for several purposes in God’s plan. In the Old Testament, they were u...

Silver trumpets are used for several purposes in God’s plan. In the Old Testament, they were used to call the people to assemble, for the journeying of the camps, and to proclaim the Feast of Trumpets. Today, the trumpet is a symbol of the gospel, the finished work of Christ, and a clarion call to all who will hear His word. Seven trumpets will be blown in the end times. When the last trump sounds, it will be a call to assemble and a call to battle against Satan and his minions as the grea...

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"The Burnt Offering and Christ’s Acceptance of ...

In the Old Testament, the offerings given in the Tabernacle teach us about Christ and our rela...

In the Old Testament, the offerings given in the Tabernacle teach us about Christ and our relationship to Him. The burnt offering had to be perfect and voluntary. It was wholly consumed and ascended as a “sweet savor” unto God. Christ gave Himself as the perfect offering. He accepted us when He died on the cross. We are to present ourselves as a living sacrifice, wholly acceptable unto God. "The Burnt Offering and Christ’s Acceptance of Us" Study Notes VF-2394 Some Materials Referenced i...

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