Years ago, I had a distrust of Jewish people and I was pretty indifferent towards the nation of Israel. Today, I am not afraid to say I support the nation of Israel against its enemies as well as defend the Jewish remnant based on their promises given to them by The Lord Jesus Christ. So… Read more

We have trained ourselves to talk about hell under the guise that the only people who goes there are people who have done really bad things and somehow many people won’t go there. Souls do not drift into the lake of fire because they did something bad or they failed to accumulate enough decency to… Read more

The Bible itself answers the question. The way to Heaven is not found in later catechisms or systems; it is declared in the words of Scripture. The Problem: All Have Sinned and Fall Short The first step is admitting to yourself that you are NOT a good person and that you are NEVER going to… Read more

To equate a sixteenth-century system, drawn from Augustine and named for a man, with the apostolic good news is not zeal for grace. It is a substitution. The most dangerous religious slogans are rarely crude. They arrive dressed as fidelity. They quote Scripture. They sound like courage. One of the most successful of these slogans… Read more

In the quiet aftermath of the sixth trumpet judgment described in the Book of Revelation, a chilling observation is recorded. After a third of mankind has been killed by supernatural forces of fire, smoke, and brimstone, the survivors do something extraordinary: they refuse to change course. Revelation 9:20–21 in the King James Version states with… Read more

In the closing chapters of the Book of Daniel, a single passage has long unsettled readers who take the King James text at its word. Daniel 11:36-45 describes a willful king who exalts himself above every god, invades the glorious land, overthrows nations, seizes the treasures of Egypt, and finally plants his palace between the… Read more

In the third chapter of the Book of Revelation the risen Christ delivers a verdict that has unsettled readers for nearly two thousand years. To the church in Sardis He says: “I know thy works, that thou hast a name that thou livest, and art dead.” The charge is not that the church had never… Read more

In the quiet corners of many evangelical churches today, a doctrine is preached with the confidence of ancient orthodoxy. It is called TULIP—Total Depravity, Unconditional Election, Limited Atonement, Irresistible Grace, and Perseverance of the Saints. Its defenders present it as the purest distillation of biblical truth, a fortress against the soft sentimentalism of modern Christianity.… Read more

In living rooms, on streaming platforms, in street debates and viral clips, a corrosive idea continues to circulate with growing intensity: that Jesus Christ is a “White Jesus,” that Christianity is the white man’s religion, and that Black people who follow Him are brainwashed slaves to a colonial invention. From the Houston rapper Sauce Walka… Read more

In an age that still debates the humanity of the child in the womb, one question presses with particular force upon those who claim the Bible as their final authority: What becomes of the babies who are killed before they ever draw breath, or who die in earliest infancy? The answer, drawn strictly from the… Read more