Theology & Doctrine
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Gospel Promise: There is Good News About Hell (Part 3) | AskGod365
Many Christians struggle with passages that seem to describe eternal torment. A careful study of the original text reveals a God who balances ultimate justice with profound mercy. Scripture teaches that evil and suffering will face a permanent end rather than an eternal existence. The final judgment cleanses the universe and proves that God’s character…
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Fully Surrender (Part 02) | Pr. Pavel Goia
True spiritual transformation requires more than human effort. Real growth happens through a simple process of confessing our sinful nature, believing in God’s power to forgive and change us, and constantly abiding in Christ. By keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus instead of our daily problems, we experience a deep change of heart and the…
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Unveiling Revelation Chapter One
The book of Revelation often brings to mind frightening beasts and mysterious symbols. The very first verse reveals its true foundation as an unveiling of Jesus Christ. The prophetic messages found in these chapters point directly to a Savior who loves humanity and conquered death. Understanding this divine text shifts the focus from earthly kingdoms…
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When Conscience is On the Line: The Story of Dr. Marisol Quintanilla
When an individual Christian conviction conflicts with official church positions and employer mandates, true religious liberty faces a severe test. Navigating health requirements at a major university reveals a profound struggle for the freedom of conscience. Institutional authority often demands conformity, yet faith requires absolute loyalty to deeply held personal beliefs and values.
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What is Christian Patriotism in America?
Christian patriotism focuses on defending the principles of religious liberty rather than political allegiance. Scripture draws a clear boundary between civil government and the realm belonging exclusively to God. True liberty of conscience allows individuals to answer directly to the Creator. Biblical figures demonstrate that believers must prioritize divine obedience over human commands.
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Ghosts in the Bible: Finding Comfort and Truth After a Loss
What would you do if you saw someone you knew was dead? For millennia, people have reported seeing, hearing, or sensing the deceased. Some seek these encounters to find comfort, especially after the passing of a loved one. Others avoid such supernatural experiences altogether, absolutely terrified by the “spirit world.” What does the Bible say…
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En el Poder del Espíritu
Prepare your heart and mind for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. This collection of powerful sermons, delivered by renowned educator and preacher William Prescott, offers a timely message of preparation and transformation. Ptrpare yourself and others for the glorious day of Christ’s return.
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The Mind Argument (Part 1) | Realigion (Part 1) | David Asscherick
What does your mind say about the existence of God? In this class, David Asscherick challenges the materialistic view that reduces human thoughts, emotions, and consciousness to mere chemical reactions in the brain organ. Through simple analogies, he unpacks how the undeniable existence of an immaterial mind points to a Creator. Embrace the profound truth…
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I Will Come Again | God’s Last Call (Part 1) | Steve Wohlberg
The Bible clearly presents the reality of Christ’s return to end global suffering and sorrow. The hope of the Second Coming offers profound comfort in a world filled with pain and uncertainty. A study of key scriptures, including Jesus’ promise in John 14 and the angels’ message in Acts 1, reinforces this foundational Christian belief.…
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Getting a New Start | God? (Part 12) | David Asscherick
Jesus perfectly captures the heart of God in the story of the prodigal son. David Asscherick breaks down how this famous parable reveals a Father who runs to embrace us before we can even finish our apologies. Through the lens of the prodigal son and the older brother, this message exposes our tendency to try…
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The Origin of Evil and Deception
Behind every false religion and counterfeit gospel stands the very first lie ever told: “You shall not surely die.” By tracing the origins of deception from Lucifer’s rebellion in heaven to the serpent’s temptation in Eden, we can see how Satan’s tactics of inciting doubt and appealing to pride remain unchanged. Examining the biblical truth…
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The Offense of the Cross
The mystery at the heart of the Christian gospel reveals how the cross simultaneously demonstrates God’s unfathomable grace and ignites the fierce hatred of Satan. Tracing the cosmic conflict from the prophecy of Genesis 3:15 to Calvary, the biblical narrative shows that humanity’s natural sympathy toward sin is only broken by divine intervention. God’s implanted…
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Adam and His Family | Pr. Randy Skeete
God created humanity with the profound gift of choice. Just as a lifeless Adam could not choose obedience until the Creator breathed life into him, fallen humanity is spiritually dead and unable to seek God. Divine grace proactively awakens the heart. Christ revives the soul from spiritual death so that believers can genuinely respond to…
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It Is Time to Praise the Lord | Pr. Pavel Goia
Cultivating a spirit of praise instead of complaining transforms the spiritual journey and deepens trust in God. Trials and hardships serve as divine tools to grow faith and prepare believers for the future. Shifting focus from daily problems to the goodness of God brings profound peace. Believers can rest in the assurance that a loving…
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Gospel Promise: There is Good News About Hell (Part 2) | AskGod365
The biblical message regarding the final judgment reveals the ultimate triumph of divine love over rebellion. Scripture teaches the wicked experience the second death and complete destruction rather than eternal conscious suffering. The lake of fire permanently removes sin to cleanse the universe. A restored creation awaits where pain and sorrow cease to exist forever.
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Gospel Promise: There is Good News About Hell (Part 1) | AskGod365
The doctrine of hell often causes confusion regarding the character of God. A biblical study of divine justice reveals that the Creator will not torture people eternally. Scripture teaches that human beings are not naturally immortal and that eternal life is a gift found only in Christ. The final judgment ensures the complete destruction of…
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The Offense of the Cross
Grace, Enmity, and the Great Conflict Between Christ and Satan There is a mystery at the very heart of the Christian gospel: the cross that reveals the love of God also awakens the hatred of Satan. The cross is God’s supreme revelation of grace, but it is also an offense to the kingdom of darkness…
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What is Hell? | God? (Part 11) | David Asscherick
Does a loving God eternally torture those who reject Him? David Asscherick addresses one of Christianity’s most misunderstood teachings by tracing the doctrine of an eternally burning hell to its origins in Greek philosophy rather than scripture. He demonstrates that the Bible consistently describes hell as total destruction, not ongoing torment. By aligning biblical language…
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What Happens After Death? | God? (Part 10) | David Asscherick
What happens when we die? The biblical reality is far more comforting than popular cultural traditions. David Asscherick unpacks how Greek philosophy infiltrated the early church and introduced the idea of the immortal soul. Discover how scripture consistently portrays death as a peaceful, unconscious sleep until Christ’s return, when eternal life is granted as a…
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What is the Deal With Church? | God? (Part 9) | David Asscherick
Why is church so off-putting to some? This message tackles the uncomfortable truth that church structure and tradition often overshadow true biblical connection. David Asscherick breaks down how prophecy foretold the church’s history of formation, deformation, reformation, and eventual restoration. Discover the true purpose of the church and what it means to be part of…
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Does God Have Time? | God? (Part 8) | David Asscherick
The table of biblical truth centers on the nature of God, whose ultimate desire is to restore a loving, covenantal relationship with humanity. David Asscherick explains how the Sabbath encapsulates this divine longing for connection and equality. It stands as a weekly reminder of our freedom from the oppressive kingdom of Satan and offers a…
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Is There Justice on Earth? | God? (Part 6) | David Asscherick
Widespread suffering often challenges belief in a loving Creator. Unconditional love requires freedom of choice, bringing both risk and responsibility. Scripture traces the origin of pain to a cosmic rebellion rather than a flawed divine design. God never remains distant from human tragedy. He draws near to a broken world and intimately shares in our…
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Why Do Children Suffer? | God? (Part 5) | David Asscherick
The existence of suffering often challenges the belief in a loving Creator. True love inherently requires freedom of choice, which introduces risk and responsibility. Biblical theology traces the origin of pain to a rebellion rather than divine design. God does not remain distant from human tragedy but draws near to a broken world and intimately…
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Hermeneutics (Part 1) | Dr. Conrad Vine
The study of biblical hermeneutics reveals the history of interpreting scripture. This journey spans from ancient Jewish midrash to the Protestant Reformation. Believers today face the challenge of postmodernism where subjective personal experience often outweighs textual authority. A firm grounding in the biblical text remains vital for preserving sound Christian doctrine.