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A worrying trend in today’s world is to question the authenticity of the apostle Paul, and with the power of the Internet such deceptions spread quickly because of their controversial value. Today we will debunk these accusations by comparing everything Paul said to what Jesus said on all the major teachings of Christianity, so that those who accuse Paul of being a false apostle are exposed as wolves in sheep’s clothing.
The recent attempt to assassinate Donald Trump has rapidly become world news, and as expected it is dividing people even more and solidifying political narratives. But are things what they seem in this world of smoke and mirrors? Or is this yet another clever maneuver by the snake to push the world headlong into the great delusion?
Some erroneously believe that while He was dead, Jesus went to the underworld to preach the gospel to sinners and give them the option to believe and be saved. Others believe Jesus went to rescue Old Testament saints from Abraham’s Bosom. But these views are based on a few misinterpreted verses, and as usual context reveals a very different story. Today we will see what really happened while Jesus was dead in the tomb.
Almost 1700 years ago emperor Constantine mandated Sunday as the day of rest in the Roman empire. Over the ensuing centuries this tradition became grounds for persecution of Sabbath keeping Christians who were loyal to God’s law. Today we are seeing history begin to repeat itself in fulfillment of John’s warnings in Revelation 13, as the push for a return to the union of church and state grows and Sunday laws are brought back in view.
Timeline
* 00:00 - Introduction
* 21:16 - Adventists Join with Pope
* 25:58 - Conservative Atheist Echoes Puritan Beliefs
* 41:55 - Charlie Kirk, Trump & Project 2025
* 1:05:13 - Europe & International News
* 1:28:46 - Culture Shaping & The 10 Commandments
* 1:40:54 - The Coming Digital System
* 1:55:30 - The 10 Commandments
* 2:26:19 - Propaganda from the Beast
* 2:35:14 - Final Thoughts
In this final installment of our segment on “The Truth About Hell,” we examine an important piece of context which is the nature of God’s wrath. Throughout the bible and especially in the Old Testament, whenever we see pictures of God’s wrath we also see that it is limited and gets dissipated after judgment. In other words, God does not stay angry — and that means that eternal conscious torment is inconsistent with who we know God to be.
Christianity has specific teachings about creation, the gospel and the return of Christ to the Earth. If we are to believe the bible as God’s word, then it immediately causes conflict with modern ideas about cosmology, the origin of the universe and the end of time. In this video you will learn several simple reasons why, from a theological perspective, Christianity is incompatible with heliocentrism.
The bible is very clear that mankind has a real and personal threat in Satan, the main villain of the story of redemption. Yet Satan is a master of deception, and as such he has created many false teachings, mythologies and distractions about himself to deceive people and attack God. In this deep study we will examine what the bible actually says about the devil and separate fact from fiction.
The bible is full of imagery of the final judgment, especially in the New Testament. Yet many take these vivid descriptions to mean that God is sustaining the wicked for eternity only to torture them with supernatural fires and worms. Careful study of the context of these passages reveals a very different story, and today we will examine the major pictures of hell shown in the bible and what they truly have to say.
Since the Parliament of World’s Religions was first held in 1893, ecumenism has increasingly been a theme in modern Christianity. Yet the bible warns that at the end of time, the mystery religion of the ages will manifest and unite all the world to herself through the vehicle of the Catholic church. Today we will see how ecumenical efforts are bridging the gap between politics and religion, so that all roads lead to Rome.
Those who believe in eternal conscious torment often cite passages in scripture that describe hell as an eternal punishment, or with smoke rising “forever” — yet careful study of these and similar words reveals important truths. The bible isn’t speaking of a place of eternal torment, but rather a place of permanent, wrathful justice. Today we will do a deep dive into the words “forever” and “eternal” and see what they really mean in their proper context.
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