Tartarus is a primordial prison, forged in the fires of cosmic rebellion. Tartarus is as far below Hell as Heaven is above Earth where fallen angels are chained awaiting judgement. The Bible says that Tartarus is darkness that embodies the essence of darkness itself. It is a place so far from the sight of God […]
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Set against the backdrop of Israel’s looming battle with the Philistines, the encounter between King Saul and the witch of Endor in 1 Samuel 28 marked a pivotal turning point in his life. Will Saul trust God or disregard God’s will? Sadly he did not trust God and Saul’s disobedience at this crossroads reveals his
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Genesis 19:30-38 is a story about Lot and his daughter which spark controversy and discomfort. After the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, they fled to the mountains and settled in caves. Fearing their lineage would end because there were no more men to marry. Lot’s daughters made their father drunk on successive nights and had
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James 4:14 says, “You don’t know what tomorrow brings. For you are a mist that appears for a few minutes and then vanishes.” This is an important verse because tomorrow is so uncertain. We often assume that we have endless days to make things right-whether it’s seeking forgiveness, pursuing holiness, or sharing the Gospel-but Scripture
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The Significance of Lot’s Wife Lack of Faith and Turning to Salt In Genesis 19 we are told the story of Lot’s wife turning into a pillar of salt. A shocking moment rich with theological meaning. This brief but powerful account takes place as Lot and his family flee the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah,
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The Handwriting on the Wall: A Tale of Divine Judgment In the opulent dining hall of King Belshazzar, the last ruler of Babylon, a scene of lavish excess unfolded. The air was thick with the aroma of spiced wine and roasted meats, as a thousand nobles reveled in a grand feast. Gold and silver goblets.
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Differentiating Covetousness from Desire The Ten Commandments, foundational to Judeo-Christian ethics, provide a moral framework that has shaped societies for centuries. While many of these commandments address tangible actions—such as prohibitions against murder, theft, or adultery—the tenth commandment stands out for its focus on the inner workings of the human heart. It states, “You shall
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In the last year there is an epidemic of megachurches in this example. Transparency seems to be an issue in these institutions because of sexual abuse claims and moral failings. Here are ten scandals involving megachurch pastors from the past year, their impacts, and what they mean for faith communities. I recently did a post
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Prosperity gospels, which claim faith, positive thinking, and A LOT of donations lead to wealth and health, are considered heresy by many biblical scholars and theologians. Here’s why, based on Scripture: Misrepresentation of God’s Will: The prosperity gospel says God guarantees prosperity and wealth if you obey him. However, Jesus taught that suffering is part
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Suicide and Salvation One of the most common misconceptions among non-believers and Christians alike is that if someone commits suicide they are damned to hell. This is whether or not they were a church goer or Bible believer. This is grossly non-biblical. Here I hope to show you why. There is only one unforgivable sin
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