What about those who never heard of Jesus?

Billions have never even heard of Jesus. What will God do with all of them? Will they hear? Will they believe?

Infant damnation? Good news for all “vipers in diapers” and all who die in the womb

Infant damnation has long been a hot topic.

The debate continues.

But, because God is love, and Jesus already saved us all 2000 years ago, the teaching of infant damnation is stupid. It's demonic. It fits well with paganism, but not with our heavenly Father and loving Savior. 

If you've lost a child in the womb or in infancy, I hope no one was dumb enough to tell you your little one is in hell, suffering there. They lie.

Be comforted by your heavenly Father.

John 17:5 Butchered by Trinitarians

Do Jesus and His Father share the same glory? What is "glory?" Trinitarians regularly butcher and twist John 17: 5 to prop up their false teaching of a 3-Person God (aka "The trinity"). The truth, as usual, will set you free from their lies.

The Trinity Debunked With One Verse

Matthew 24:36, and its parallel, Mark 13:32, debunk the mythical trinity, despite the poor efforts by trinitarians to change the meaning of Jesus' simple statement.

Don't change His words, believe them!

Grace and peace to all.

Why Trinitarians Can't Have Eonian Life (John 3:16)

The demonic doctrine of the trinity prevents its adherents from believing basic scriptural facts, like "Christ died," and it will prevent them from having eonian life, which includes early immortality.

Don't swallow this Satanic teaching that denies and contradicts the successful work of our God and His Son. If you've already swallowed it, it's time to vomit.

How God's Law Foreshadows the Salvation of All by God

Do you know the key differences between eternal life, everlasting life and eonian life?

In this video we’re going to see how two of the most gracious laws God gave to Moses shed eye-opening light on God’s great plan to save us all from sin and death, and set us all free.

I'm going to discuss redemption and the jubilee, two cool shadows of great things to come from God and Christ.

You won’t hear news this good in church.

"Unbeliever, have you heard the good news of YOUR salvation?"

Jesus came to save the whole world, and did it.

He saved us all.

This is the good news of YOUR salvation.

Those in OrthoBOX Christianity can't tell unbelievers about their salvation, but I can.

Most of them, like Arminians and Provisionists and Calvinists, can't preach like the apostle Paul, who told unbelievers about THEIR salvation.

Can you preach like Paul?

Three Gods: the Father, the Satan, the Bowels

 

Failing to properly define the word "God" prevents us from understanding Him, the most high God, and all other lesser Gods/gods. 

And this misunderstanding leads into all kinds of errors, like the false doctrine of the "trinity." In this video, you'll see how Jesus can be "God," but not "the only true God," Who is His Father alone.

In this video, I also provide you an opportunity to test your definition of "God" to see if it fits the Scriptures.

God Saved the Whole World, Including You, Through Jesus

Jesus said, "I came not that I should be judging the world, but that I should be saving the world" (John 12:47).

Is Jesus good at everything He does? Yes! Is He good at saving? Yes! Is He effective? Yes! 

But you won't hear this Big Truth in church, the truth that He saved the whole world by His death. OrthoBOX Christianity peddles a tiny, ineffective Savior. Thank God, the Scriptures reveal the truth!

This video includes my opening statement slide presentation from my debate with an annihilationist, James Hunt.

My Recent Debate: Did God Save the Whole World through Jesus?

 

I invite you to watch my debate with James Hunt regarding the topic of God saving the whole world through Jesus.

The debate took place on March 29, 2024.

James is an annihilationist, so he believes God, in the judgment, will kill unbelievers, and they will remain dead forever. 

I show how Jesus saved us all on the cross, and that death will have zero victory when Christ's work is fully completed.

God will truly be "All in all," not "All in some" (1 Corinthians 15:28).