Contrary to what the atheist on YouTube or Facebook says, the Bible hasn’t changed or been proven false. Nor do any variants found affect a core christian belief. Instead, history and archaeology and the thousands of copies reveal that we can trust what we read in the Bible. 

There's no such thing as a lukewarm Christian. The true context of Revelation 3 reveals that Jesus is addressing people who aren't saved. Here's the real meaning behind what it means to be "lukewarm".

The church has believed the lie that we are the problem, that we’re dirty, bad, sinful people who are just “saved by grace.” We’ve believed this cheap message that Christianity is only about what happens when we die. But what if the message of Jesus changes everything about how we live and see ourselves every day? 

Where is our hope? Philippians 3:20 says we are citizens of heaven. In light of recent political events, it's important to remember where we are headed and where our hope and home is. 

God's grace works without requiring anything on our part. God does the work and we rest in it. In this episode, we see God's a picture of God's grace and the new covenant in the story of Abraham. 

God didn’t save you to make you His servant. God saved you to celebrate you. He saved you to lavish you with His grace. The story of the prodigal son shows us the love God has for us.

Jesus welcomes our doubts. He welcomes our struggles. The four Gospels are all about 12 men who constantly doubted Jesus and believed the wrong thing about Him. And Jesus never shamed them or condemned them. In this episode, I look at God's care for us in the midst of our doubt. 

In John 17 we discover the prayer Jesus prayed for us. And through the resurrection, His prayer was answered. And in Romans 8, Paul tells us that the Spirit prays for us when we have no words. 

God wants our attention on Christ, not our sin. He wants us to remember our cleansing and forgiveness. This is the only way to live (Hebrews 9:14; 10:1-4). 

Why did God save us and put us in Christ? One reason is “so that in the coming ages he might show the immeasurable riches of his grace in kindness toward us in Christ Jesus.” Ephesians 2:7