Vincent Cheung

Reproduction and the Measure of a Lifeby Brak Anders

Cessationism: A Debate Strategyby Brak Anders

Cessationism: Machinery of Blasphemyby Brak Anders

Cessationism: Pipeline to Blasphemyby Brak Anders

Cessationism and Blasphemy Against the Holy Spiritby Brak Anders

The Ministry of Healing - Between Heaven and Hellby Brak Anders

Blasphemy Against the Spirit and the Demand to Stand with Christby Brak Anders

Blasphemy Against the Spirit as Ecclesiastical Traditionby Brak Anders

The Unpardonable Sin and the Fear of Godby Brak Anders

The Sin Defined by Words, Not Intentby Brak Anders

Paul and the Philosophersby Vincent Cheung

You Would Have Given Me Your Eyesby Vincent Cheung

When Your Light Is Darknessby Vincent Cheung

When Jesus Saw Their Faithby Vincent Cheung

When God Asks for a Signby Vincent Cheung

We Are His Gloryby Vincent Cheung

Washed by Christby Vincent Cheung

Mary - Israel in Miniature

Mary - Seeing Christ the Wrong Way

Mary - The Attempt to Control Christ

Mary - Failing Every Test of Blessedness

Mary - The Failure of Natural Privilege

Mary - The Regression of Revelation

Mary - The Silence of Scripture

Esther - The Display of God's Ruleby Vincent Cheung

Mary - The Women Who Surpassed Her

The Day that Determines All Days

The Feast of Unbelief

The God Who Needs No Anniversary

The Gospel Needs No Season

The Idol of Family and Tradition

The Incarnation as Judgment

The Rejection Hidden in Celebration

The Religion of the Calendar

The Silence of the Spirit

The Strategy of Unbelief

When the Church Plays Israel

The True Story of Samsonby Vincent CheungSamson is often remembered as a shallow and careless figure, but Scripture assigns him a place of honor. He was chosen before birth, empowered by the Spirit, and raised up to confront the Philistines when Israel preferred safety under oppression. His strength humiliated the arrogance of the enemy, his faith moved him to act when others refused, and his victories revealed the purpose of God at work through a man whom many commentators now dismiss. He walked alone because his own people recoiled from the conflict he embraced, yet his faith endured and his final act secured a greater victory than anything that came before. His life casts a prophetic shadow toward Jesus Christ, not as an equal, but as a flawed type whose calling and faith direct our attention to the Deliverer who alone could accomplish the salvation no man could complete. Samson was not Christ, and could never be, but when you trace his shadow, you can see the outline of the One to come.

Samson Against the Worldby Vincent Cheung

When the Church Worships Its Own Ideas

Walking by Faith as a Childby Vincent Cheung

Two Sonsby Vincent Cheung

Vote Out Your Pastor Firstby Vincent Cheung

Two Kinds of Hypocrisyby Vincent Cheung

Trojan Orthodoxy and the Sin unto Deathby Vincent Cheung

Tradition and Conscienceby Vincent Cheung

Time and the Ordering of Lifeby Vincent Cheung

Think In Terms of Successby Vincent Cheung

They Wanted to Kill Lazarus Tooby Vincent Cheung

There Is Always a Rational Explanationby Vincent Cheung