Catholic, Protestant, Jewish and Muslim views of Jesus, stated as each faith states them. They cannot all be true, and that is worth understanding properly.
What Do Other Religions Say About Jesus? Read More »
Most of what the prosperity gospel says is true. That is why it works. The problem is that it stops halfway through, every single time.
The Prosperity Gospel: What It Gets Right, and What It Leaves Out Read More »
Religion can be maintained without anything changing. Following Jesus cannot. An honest look at tick-box faith, written by someone who lived in it.
You Can Call Yourself Christian Without Following Christ Read More »
If you are frightened that you have committed the unforgivable sin, that fear is the strongest evidence you have not. What Matthew 12 and Mark 3 actually describe.
What Is the Unforgivable Sin? Have I Committed It? Read More »
Christian hypocrisy does more damage to faith than atheism ever has. An honest look at why it happens, what Jesus said about it, and why it is not a sound reason to reject him.
Don’t Judge God by Our Weak Resolve Read More »
John 6:65 read on its own sounds like a threat. Read in context it is not. An honest look at predestination, free will, and the fear of not being chosen.
Does God Choose Who Is Saved? John 6:65 Explained Read More »
Bible verses about praise — why scripture treats it as something done rather than felt, praise offered in hardship, and what it is actually for.
Bible Verses About Praise (What It Is For) Read More »
Bible verses about joy — why scripture places it alongside suffering rather than opposite it, and what makes joy possible on a day that offers no reason for it.
Bible Verses About Joy (And How It Differs From Happiness) Read More »
Bible verses about contentment, and the detail most people miss — Paul says he learned it. What that means for anyone who does not feel content yet.
Bible Verses About Contentment (And Why Paul Calls It Learned) Read More »
“The LORD is my rock” means high ground you stand on, not a comfort object. What the image meant to David, why it repeats, and what it never claims to prevent.
“The LORD Is My Rock” Meaning: Psalm 18:2, Psalm 62 and Why the Image Is Not Softness Read More »
