Jason Worf

In Revelation God prophecies the fall of Babylon, but not the literal Babylon that was destroyed millennia ago and remains in ruins today. In this study Jason will uncover the parallels between the fall of literal Babylon in Daniel 5 and the characteristics of spiritual Babylon in Revelation 13 and 17.

Some suggest that God's grace has changed the nature of creation and the sanctified things that God formerly called an abomination. In this study Jason explores the biblical themes of health and wellness. You'll discover that God sees your body as a holy temple for His Spirit to dwell, and that the Cross has not sanctified that which God has formerly called harmful for our bodies. You'll also discover God's plan for health and wellness.

John did it. Jesus did it. Peter told everyone who wanted to follow Jesus they must do it too. Baptism. What does it mean? Is it required for salvation? What is the biblical method of baptism? Jason answers these questions and more on Buried and Forgotten by God.

Many think the mark of the beast is a chip or a barcode or the magnetic strip on a credit card, and the Devil would love for us to think those things because it distracts from what His real plan is. The issue at the end of time is worship, not the exchange of money. The mark of the beast is a core issue differentiating the worship of the beast and the dragon from the worship of the God of creation.

Major nations that have interacted with God's people through history have been named in the Bible—Babylon, Persia, Greece, Rome—would it make sense for the nation built on biblical principles to be named in the Bible too? Does Bible Prophecy predict the rise and world-changing future of the United States?

Who is the antichrist? What entity or person is represented by the beast in Revelation 13? These are the questions that many are confused about, but the Bible has nine, clear marks of identification that can help us uncover the truth in the Bible and in history. Understanding this point will help save you from the results of the 3rd angel's message in Revelation 14:9-10.

Jason talks about the Biblical concept of the soul and death, where the dead are now, and what we can expect for them in the future.

Many believe God is a tyrant worse than any the earth has ever seen—a maniacal torturer who forever recreates the flesh of the wicked as they burn in hell so they can continue to suffer. But the Bible doesn't say that. the Bible reveals a God who is just, who completely eliminates all sin and its traces from the universe, and who mingles mercy with justice.

Why, if the Bible says that the seventh-day is the Sabbath, does Christianity worship and meet together on the first day of the week, Sunday? What happened to change the pattern of Sabbath rest to a culture of Sunday celebration?