Let the Bible Interpret Itself
Many today present Jesus as a gentle, non-confrontational teacher who only encourages and affirms. However, the Bible reveals a very different picture. Jesus boldly confronted sin, rebuked hypocrisy, and spoke hard truths that often made people uncomfortable. He was not merely “nice”—He was holy, righteous, and just. His mission was not to make people comfortable, … Read more
The Bible does not teach that the soul is immortal. Instead, Scripture shows that the soul is the whole person, and it can die (Ezekiel 18:4). The dead are described as unconscious, knowing nothing (Ecclesiastes 9:5), and the hope of eternal life comes through the resurrection—not an immortal soul (1 Corinthians 15:52). The Biblical Truth … Read more
The Bible teaches that many commonly accepted Christian doctrines—such as going to heaven at death, an immortal soul, and eternal torment in hell—are not supported by Scripture. Instead, the Bible reveals that the dead are unconscious until the resurrection, eternal life is a gift from God, and believers will inherit the Kingdom of God on … Read more
No, Jesus and Paul did not preach different gospels. Jesus preached the gospel of the Kingdom of God, and Paul continued teaching the same message while explaining salvation through Jesus Christ, repentance, faith, grace, and obedience. One of the most common claims today—especially in theological debates—is that Jesus and Paul preached different gospels. Some say: … Read more
Most churches do not teach the Gospel of the Kingdom of God because over time Christianity shifted its focus from the message Jesus preached—the coming government and reign of God—to primarily emphasizing heaven, personal salvation, and church tradition. Yet Jesus consistently preached the Kingdom of God as the core of the gospel (Mark 1:14–15; Luke … Read more