Any accommodation of a non-biblical explanation of the the cosmos hinders our ability to properly understand what God means for us to derive from viewing the heavens.

Understanding God's design of the world in which we live can liberate us from pervasive deception.

When God says he will roll up or split apart the heavens like a scroll, he means he will remove the firmament to reveal the one who sits on the throne. (Isaiah 34:4 and Revelation 6:14)

Today most Christians accept the heliocentric version of the cosmos and try to accommodate Scripture to fit it somehow.

When we face threats and intimidation, it is time to pray for courage and boldness.

This is why it is so scary when we who call ourselves Christians follow godless astrophysicists down a road that leads away from Bible truth.

Each of us must decide if we value and believe God's testimony more than any other voice.

There is only one way everyone on earth could see Jesus at once, and that is if the earth is a plane, making our Lord's Second Coming a "plane" sight.

Most of us have been taught to think of heaven as a spiritual "place" that cannot be physically located. This is a necessary belief in a Big Bang, ever-expanding universe that has no absolute up or down and in which we are less than a speck in comparison to the whole. It might surprise you that the Bible specifically locates heaven where God dwells.

God placed the earth under man's authority and dominion, but he reserved heaven for himself.