In Christ a Believer has died, been buried, resurrected, ascended to heaven, been seated in the heavenlies, and hidden in Him
The Gospel · Positional Truths
Holly Hills Bible ChurchScripture presents a number of relationships that are called or can be characterized as stewardships. This paper seeks to present an introduction to biblical stewardships, alongside the two principles of Law and Grace, as carried out among the three primary people groups: Gentiles, Israel & the Church.
Stewardship & Two Principles Among Three People Groups [Word Document]
This paper seeks to graciously bring together the biblical teaching on the Old Man, New Man, Old Nature, New Nature, and Will in a manner that provides insight into the nature of biblical faith.
Old Man, New Man, Old Nature, New Nature, and Will [Word Document]
The 613 Laws of Moses were given from God to Israel in the books from Genesis to
Deuteronomy. But laws, in whatever number, may be given either from God or from man.
In contrast, God is the source of all grace, & because of God’s character that source of
grace is infinite. As a Principle, either Law or Grace becomes the defining spiritual
environment & reality in which a human being lives & interacts. Israel was to live under
the Laws of Moses & under the Principle of Law. The Church of Christ is to live
exclusively under the Principle of Grace. The chart shows a
number of critical contrasts between the Principle of Law & the Principle of Grace.
The three groups which make up the peoples of God in eternity is a doc file outlining the distinction between Gentiles, Israel and the church.
This document seeks to bring together some aspects of the biblical teaching on the exercise of the believer’s will.
These were files created by Sue Anderson of HHBC from handouts produced initially by Hal Molloy, generally in the 1990s. They vary from diagrams to outlines, and are posted here as personal Bible study materials or as supplemental materials for group studies.
White paper from October 2002 by elders Vern Peterman & Hal Molloy addressing church governance at Holly Hills Bible Church, with Scripture as the primary guidance. Amended April 2008.
The book of Philippians is loaded with dynamic language and this text attempts to expand upon ideas in the Greek text as well as explain parts of the text in fuller detail.