In this podcast we examine the statement of Jesus when he said “I saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven.”Trinitarians use this verse as evidence of Jesus preexistence and that Jesus was in heaven when Satan was cast down. Is this true? Find out today. Comments? Please send them to: [email protected]

In this podcast, we look at what the word “with” means. It does not mean the Word was with God meeting face-to-face.

I’ve been engaging with a trinitarian online, and these are some of the questions that he has that I address. Comments? Please send them to: [email protected]

Did God die for the sins of mankind? Where in the Bible does it say God died for the sins of mankind? Where in scripture does it say it’s required that God die for the sins of mankind? We explore these questions in today’s podcast. Comments? Please send them to: [email protected]

What is the triune God? Why is it called a mystery of faith? Can God become a man? Has anyone seen God? On this podcast we examine if God really is a triune God, and examine some warnings the apostles gave us in relation to the doctrine of the triune God. Comments? Please send them to: [email protected]

In this podcast, we look at Hebrews 3, and see if the author is trying to convince us that Jesus is God. Comments? Please send them to: [email protected]

Here we look at Revelation 1:8 and see how Trinitarians translators have twisted this verse (also removing the word God) and made it about Jesus Christ, when it’s actually the Father. Comments? Please send them to: [email protected]

In this podcast, we examine both the words LORD, and Lord, and the Greek equivalent “Kyrios,” to see what they actually mean. You will see why the words LORD and Lord cause a lot of confusion in Christianity. Comments? Please send them to: [email protected]

In the short podcast I add additional support for my statements in Podcast #12. Is Jesus the creator of all things? Comments? Please send them to: [email protected]

In today’s podcast, we specifically target Hebrews 1:10, as well as Colossians 1:16, because they are “proof texts” that Trinitarian often use to say that Jesus is the creator of the universe and ALL things. Is this true? Find out! Comments? Please send them to: [email protected]