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Salvation has always been by grace through faith, as the Scriptures consistently teach across both Testaments. The Bible makes clear that no one has ever been saved by works, the law, or rituals alone. Instead, salvation is eternally rooted in God’s grace and faith in Him and His promises. Key foundational verses include: OT sacrifices Read more

As the United States grapples with escalating political tensions under the second Trump administration, a growing chorus within conservative Christian circles is interpreting the nation’s deepening divisions not as mere societal breakdown, but as a biblical mechanism for spiritual discernment. Drawing from the Gospel of Matthew, particularly Chapter 10, these voices argue that the hostility Read more

The intensifying conflicts—fueled by media, protests, and legislation—serve as God’s mechanism to expose hearts. One side consistently takes positions opposing Bible teachings (e.g., promoting what Scripture calls sin or injustice), aligning with Satan’s deception to “deliver up” the faithful (v. 21). The other supports biblical principles, enduring hatred as Jesus foretold (v. 22). This is Read more

An astonishing convergence of biblical prophecy, Jewish tradition, and precise chronological patterns has led a growing number of scholars and believers—Jewish and Christian alike—to see these five days as one of the most overlooked prophetic intervals in Scripture. Don’t forget to Subscribe for Updates. Also, Follow Us at Society-Reviews, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Odysee, Rumble, and Twitch Read more

What happens if you get left behind after the rapture? According to Jewish traditions, you will have 10 days to repent and turn to Christ, or the chances of you surviving the wrath of God are next to zero. Don’t forget to Subscribe for Updates. Also, Follow Us at Society-Reviews, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Odysee, Rumble, and Twitch Read more

The Hebrew calendar is not a relic; it is a countdown. Leviticus 23 lays out seven mo’edim—appointed times—four of which have already been fulfilled with surgical precision on the exact feast days. The remaining three, theologians argue, form a prophetic triptych: Rosh Hashanah (the Rapture), Yom Kippur (the onset of the Tribulation), and Sukkot (the Read more

The 14th chapter of Zechariah stands as one of the most devastating passages in Scripture for any theology that claims God has permanently cast away the Jewish people or transferred Israel’s promises to the Church. Written around 520–518 B.C. to a post-exilic Jewish community rebuilding Jerusalem, Zechariah’s vision is unmistakably national, geographic, and Jewish. It Read more

No Sugar Coating It… 2025 was historical ASS. Another year, another lineup of the year’s most abysmal film releases that Hollywood has to offer. 2025 was the year that Hollywood didn’t even try to give audiences anything entertaining. Projects full of degeneracy, blasphemy, and Superheroes. When Hollywood movies are bad, they are BAD — sadly, Read more

It’s that time of the year again, and we have reached the point where I take it upon myself to rank the top 10 movies of 2025. Not gonna lie, 2025 was a ROUGH year. The worst year since 2020, but that doesn’t mean all was bad. If you are unfamiliar with a few of Read more

In the vast and often contentious landscape of American Christianity, few debates have persisted as stubbornly as the one over the nature of salvation. Is it a gift received through faith alone, or must it be earned, or at least evidenced, by good works? For centuries, theologians, pastors and lay believers have wrestled with these Read more

In the landscape of Christian theology, few passages provoke as much debate as Romans 11, the Apostle Paul’s intricate discourse on God’s enduring relationship with the Jewish people. Written nearly 2,000 years ago, this chapter has become a flashpoint in modern evangelical circles, particularly as interpretations of Israel’s role in God’s plan clash with evolving Read more

As Israel navigates a fragile ceasefire in Gaza, diplomatic breakthroughs like the recent recognition of Somaliland, and persistent security threats—including a deadly vehicle ramming and stabbing attack in the north on Dec. 26—questions about the nation’s spiritual and theological significance persist among Christians worldwide. For many evangelical Protestants, who form a key pillar of U.S. Read more