Third Millennium Ministries

What does God's "immutability" mean, and how does it affect his relationship with us?

How did some early Christians diminish the significance of Christ’s first coming? What is the true significance of the Christian good news?

What are the present, intermediate, and final human states? What is the 'general resurrection'? Were our bodies created to die?

The Bible mentions at least three sources of constant joy that believers will find in their redemption. And perhaps the greatest of these is the fact that we will have full communion with God.

What does diachronic development mean? What is a typological connection? How have these devices been used to explain Biblical stories now and in the past?

How did the Biblical writers mediate between two worlds? How did Moses connect the lives of the history he was telling to the lives of his contemporary audience?

The early Christian church had suffered in many ways. But how were believers to understand the significance of their suffering?

Death is the greatest tragedy that human beings experience, and the worst manifestation of sin in this world. But the good news is that God’s anointed Christ conquered death for all of us.

Christians believe Christ will return to earth. Why is this important and even necessary? Find out in this video with Dr. Matt Friedeman of Wesley Biblical Seminary and Dr. Guy Waters of Reformed Theological Seminary.

Do you know where the Gospel first shows up in the Bible?

When you think of God's law, do you think of blessing? Joy? Listen to Dr. John Frame teach how and why God's law is for our joy.

We know that Jesus is coming back, but how?

Have you ever heard the term "existential revelation?" Dr. John Frame discusses general, special and existential revelation.

Exegesis vs. Eisegesis . . . what is our goal with hermeneutics? This video unpacks these terms and their goal.

What are the differences between common, covenant and saving grace? This video explores the types of grace and the Holy Spirit's role in applying them.

What factors should we consider when discussing Scripture's original meaning? Why is it important to think about the original context of Scripture?

Is the law contrary to the Gospel? In what ways, if any, are Christians 'under' the law? Listen as Dr. John Frame unpacks these questions.

How to keep the first commandment? To scratch the surface, we have to look at orthodoxy, orthopraxy, and orthopathos.

What do we mean when we talk about God's glory as a goal of ethics? What are the "components" of his glory?

Can non-Christians do good works? In this video, Dr. John Frame discussing the nuanced answer to this complex ethical issue.