The Evangelicals who are not rebuking the current unwarranted aggression and murder by Israel and America are shameful.  That is especially so of those (such as Pete Hegseth and Franklin Graham) who are openly endorsing it.  Though the Pope and certain other Catholic leaders have spoken out against this aggression,Read More

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has repeatedly called the enemies of modern Israel “Amalek.”  He has done so regarding Hamas and he has done so regarding Iran. And in a recent prayer at the White House, modern Israel lover Franklin Graham prayed a prayer that included the following words: (Quote)Read More

A simple internet search demonstrates that nearly two thirds of Americans gamble and less than one third of Americans consider gambling morally unacceptable.   Do rampant gambling and acceptance of gambling reflect a morally enlightened society?  Or are these things evidence of evil prevailing and becoming socially acceptable? Why do onlineRead More

The instructions which the Apostles of Christ gave to the members of their very own churches in the first century prove that the way to life in Christ is much narrower and much more difficult to continue on than what is typically communicated.  Here are a few of many proofsRead More

There are many crucial lessons in the story which Jesus told of the rich man who went to hell in Luke chapter 16. The controversy which actually led to the story being told is often overlooked. The things which Jesus had been speaking in the previous verses led to theRead More

The question in the title is dealing with whether Judas Iscariot repented as the Bible commands after betraying Jesus.  Though the answer is obviously no, some say otherwise.  There are important lessons in analyzing this question.  Matthew 27:1-5: “When the morning was come, all the chief priests and elders ofRead More

The typical answer to this question in evangelical churches is that the wedding garment in Matthew chapter 22 represents the personal righteousness of Christ.  Yet that is not the case. Matthew 22:-1-7: “And Jesus answered and spoke unto them again by parables, and said, The kingdom of heaven is likeRead More

Christianity originated in ancient Jerusalem rather than in Rome.  Though Jerusalem is a city of idolatry now, Rome has historically been a hub of idolatry.  It makes a lot of sense that a mass counterfeit Christian entity would originate in Rome.  The mysterious woman, who is called in Revelation 17:5Read More

There are three different ways in which the Bible defines heathen.  In order to be accurate, we must cover all three.  The first one might come as a shock to some.  The latter two are more well known.  The last one is always bad.  Yet we can change whether theRead More

The Bible has a lot to say about anger.  Much of it is bad.  Yet without disregarding this, there is indeed such a thing as righteous anger.  It would take a very callous heart to not be angry over children being violated and tortured.  One of the reasons nations, localities,Read More