The GOD Conference, September 15-17, Des Moines, Iowa

We're happy to announce The GOD Conference is set for this coming September 15-17 in Des Moines, Iowa. Please join us. All are welcome: believers, non-yet believers, atheists, cab drivers, attorneys, etc. Here is the link to the conference information page

God's Elect Aren't the Only Ones Saved from Sin and Death

My path from atheist to believer in Jesus was set by God long before I was conceived. I'm cool with that. I couldn't change it if I WASN'T cool with it. God's in charge and operating everything according to His perfect plan.

And "the elect," aka "the chosen," they aren't the only ones saved, just the first ones. God will work through the elect to reach the rest in this life, and after this life.

Is Your Bible Lying to You About God and Jesus?

The pages of most bibles are laced with Satan's poison. The poison can destroy your hope and kill your joy. It turns anticipation into fear. But, as always, with God, there is a solution. And the truth will heal you and set you free.

James White: Repackaging Satan's Old Lie

OrthoBOX Christianity proclaims, "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord." I've heard it often. Their boldness has no basis. Their words are unsound, and their lie is a big one. It's simply a repackaging of Satan's old lie, "You shall not surely die." Even the Son of God died (meaning He was dead-dead, not living-dead). No worries, Mate. God has the perfect solution for death: vivification.

2 Mega Myths: Monotheism and the Trinity

The myth of monotheism feeds the trick of the trinity. The only true God (aka the only true Placer), the Father of Jesus, has no problem with others being called "theos/god." The only true God made the other gods/placers. The only true God Himself calls these others "gods."

God and His Son each have unique glories. And neither of Them is diminished if there is no trinity. The trinity is a damaging doctrine of demons that misplaces the placers, and confuses the masses regarding the only true God and His Son.

The Ends of the 4 Christian Hells: Gehenna, the Lake of Fire, Sheol/Hades, Tartarus

Mainstream Christianity says hell is everlasting, and there is no escape or rescue for its inhabitants. That's not quite what God said.

Why NO ONE Can Come to Jesus

Scripture is written from 2 viewpoints: the Absolute Viewpoint and the Relative Viewpoint.

Understanding both, and how they work together without contradicting each other, will bring much clarity to your understanding of God and His ways.

The two examples of the different viewpoints in this video will reveal to you how to see and experience life today in the relative, knowing that, absolutely, God has everything under perfect control.

Why Jesus Will Stop Being King

Jesus is very good at what He does. So good, in fact, that He will work Himself out of a great job: King. 

And that's good for all. He'll get us all to the true promised land of Scripture: God being "All in all" (1 Corinthians 15:28).

And when He gets us there, His work as King, Mediator, Savior, Judge and Reconciler will be finished, successfully.

The thought of God and Christ battling their enemies forever is quite depressing, and, thankfully, not true. 

Rejoice, for you, no matter who you are or what you've done, will be part of the "all" that God will be "All" in.

God's got billions of enemies, and He's at peace with every single one of them

God loves His enemies (and His friends). God is at peace with you, whether friend or foe, whether you believe it or not. This is possible only because of Jesus' beneficial death for all. And His resurrection verified that His work for us was successful.

God is now calling the world to be at peace with Him. Then, when both sides are at peace with the other, reconciliation is obtained. Christ, as the Mediator between God and man, is the One Who will make full reconciliation a reality for all. Be at peace with God today. Great benefits will be yours.

Proof that The Rich Man and Lazarus is a PARABLE

Abraham is a key character in Jesus' story of The Rich Man and Lazarus found in Luke 16. Is this a literal story of the dead actually living? Or is it a parable?

The story would lead us to believe Abraham is one of the living-dead. But Jesus says, just four chapters later in Luke 20, that Abraham is dead (as in REALLY dead, what I have to call "dead-dead" because too many people teach and believe the error that the dead are living, the "living-dead").

Don't fear! None of the dead are being tormented in flame. They're dead. They will be raised by their Lord, Christ Jesus, and continue on in God's good plan for them.