Untangling Theology Topics
Carefully examining belief through the lens of Scripture alone.

Some studies on this page examine traditional teachings and long-held beliefs, and may therefore feel challenging at times. When Scripture calls for clarity, we believe it should be presented with both courage and love — for truth is never an attack, but an act of spiritual care.

Where Scripture speaks clearly, we desire to speak clearly as well.
The Gospel, Grace, and Assurance
Resting fully in the finished work of Christ.

The Finished Work of Jesus
Assurance of Salvation
Law and Grace
Freedom from Performance-Based Faith
Righteousness by Faith
The New Covenant
Scripture and Authority
Testing every voice beneath the final authority of God’s Word.

The Sufficiency of Scripture
Scripture vs. Extra-Biblical Authority
Testing Modern Prophetic Claims
When Tradition Rivals the Bible
The Berean Model for Discernment
Prophetic Foundations Examined

The Millerite Movement
Samuel Snow and the 1844 Timeline
The Investigative Judgment
The Sanctuary Message
The Role of Apocalyptic Interpretation

Ellen G. White and Prophetic Authority

Applying biblical tests to modern prophetic claims.

The Test of a True Prophet
Literary Borrowing and Prophetic Integrity
Authority and Inspiration
When a Prophet Shapes Doctrine
Visions and Scripture
Church History and Doctrinal Development
Tracing how key teachings emerged and evolved.

Constantine and the Early Church
Development of Christian Authority
Sunday in Church History
The Rise of Restoration Movements
Difficult Questions Examined
Addressing the issues many wrestle with but rarely voice.

The Scapegoat Question
Tithing Reconsidered
The Health Message
Dietary Laws
The Remnant Teaching
National Sunday Law
Sabbath
Knowing Christ — Beyond Religion
Moving from institutional faith to a living relationship with Jesus.

Marks of a Genuine Relationship With Christ
Why Some Believers Never Mature Spiritually
The Difference Between Conversion and Transformation
When Obedience Replaces Intimacy
Resting in the Finished Work of Jesus
From Performance to Peace
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