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Once Saved, Always Saved? Rethinking What Salvation Really Means
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8 months ago in
Human Concepts
A Life-or-Death Question “Once saved, always saved” is a comforting phrase – on the surface. It promises eternal security, a done deal with no strings attached. But is that what the Bible actually teaches? For something as important as salvation, we should be sure. Eternal life isn’t a theory – it’s the difference between life and death. So let’s walk through what Scripture says, and…
Why We Observe the Passover at the Beginning of the 14th Day
The timing of Passover observance has been debated for millennia. Today, many Jews and Christians who keep the Passover do so at the end of the 14th day of the first month, as the 15th begins. This timing is often based on a particular interpretation of the term “twilight” in Exodus 12:6, which some understand to mean the period between late afternoon and sunset –…
The Great Tribulation: 7 Years or 3.5?
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3 weeks ago in
Prophecy, Kingdom of God
Where Does the 7-Year Tribulation Idea Come From? Many Christians today believe the Great Tribulation will last seven years. This timeline appears frequently in prophecy charts, sermons, and even popular Christian fiction. Yet surprisingly, the Bible never actually states that the tribulation lasts seven years. The belief largely comes from a particular interpretation of the 70 Weeks Prophecy found in Book of Daniel 9:24–27. In…
A God of Order in a World of Chaos
We live in a world that feels increasingly chaotic – morally, politically, spiritually. Truth is often subjective, justice is debated, and order feels like a distant memory. Yet from the first words of Scripture, we’re introduced to a God whose very nature is the opposite of confusion. The Bible doesn’t begin with uncertainty, but with intention: “In the beginning, God created…” What follows is not…
Why Passover Still Matters: Rehearsing God’s Plan for Humanity
For most Christians today, the term “Passover” feels like it belongs to another religion altogether – something Jewish, ancient, and unnecessary for those under grace. Easter is widely accepted as the Christian commemoration of Jesus’ death and resurrection, while the Passover is seen as a shadow long gone, fulfilled and discarded. Yet Jesus Himself said something striking just hours before His crucifixion: “With fervent desire…
How Should a Man View a Woman?
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7 months ago in
Human Beings
Reclaiming Biblical Masculinity and Purpose How should a man view a woman? It’s a question few ask – but one that desperately needs an answer. In today’s world, the relationship between men and women has been distorted, leaving many confused, broken, and searching for truth. From a young age, boys are bombarded with sexualized images of women at a scale never before seen in human…
Self-Objectification vs Biblical Identity: A Better Way Forward
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7 months ago in
Human Beings
Self-Objectification Disguised as Empowerment I grew up hearing one message repeated over and over to young men: “Stop viewing women as sexual objects.” It was a needed message. Men needed to be told to see women as human beings – daughters, sisters, mothers, made in the image of God. I wrote more on that in How Should a Man View a Woman? Reclaiming What’s Been…