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Cherry-picking Scripture isn’t new, but the modern church has gotten bold about it. Verses are yanked out of context, elevated into doctrines, and built into entire belief systems. Anything that challenges those fragments gets dismissed as outdated, misunderstood, or 'not for today.

For the time will come when people will not put up with sound doctrine. Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear.

What does it mean to be blotted out of the Book of Life? A reflective exploration of Machah and Exaleiphó and the biblical finality of being erased.

What does Daniel 3 teach believers today? Learn about modern idols in Christianity and the courage it takes to stand firm in faith.

By reframing discernment as a common human ability, culture quietly edits it out of the spiritual realm and plants it into the self. That isn’t clarification, it’s redefinition.

We thank God for the blessings we can see, the answered prayers, opened doors, and unexpected mercies. But how often do we thank Him for the things He protected us from that we will never know about?

Baptism is beautiful, but is it required for heaven? Some say yes—but Scripture paints a very different picture. Grace was never earned through water; it was given through the cross.

To "love the sinner" is to extend grace, empathy, and care, even when we disagree. To "hate the sin" is to reject destructive behavior without letting condemnation eclipse compassion.

God took a rib from Adam’s side, not his foot, to create Eve, symbolizing partnership, equality, and unity rather than hierarchy. Misunderstanding this has shaped culture for centuries.

The Magi aren’t just a Christmas detail to gloss over; their appearance in Matthew reveals a sweeping story of faith, prophecy, and God’s reach far beyond Israel. These men didn’t arrive out of curiosity — they came to worship.

This article examines the biblical, linguistic, and logical evidence that Jesus is Yehovah—the God of both Old and New Testaments—challenging modern misconceptions.

The New Testament’s accuracy is no accident. Long before it was written down, Scripture was preserved through skilled oral tradition. Once recorded, thousands of carefully copied manuscripts safeguarded its message for future generations.

Discover hidden acrostics and letter codes in the Book of Esther that reveal the Divine Name and point to God’s presence in this mysterious biblical text.

Since so many like to cherry-pick their form of Christianity these days to believe in, let's reconcile this. They hate the God of the Old Testament (God of Wrath) and choose to follow the God of the New Testament (God of Love).

A forum question revealed a troubling truth: cruelty often hides behind usernames. How we respond online matters—because God sees every word.

Sin can not and should not be tolerated; if God tolerated sin of any kind, He would have to tolerate all sin. If He did that, then good would no longer exist, sin would take over, and our understanding of good and bad would cease to exist completely and become a constant state of grey. 

God isn’t looking for the qualified — He qualifies the ones He calls. Here’s why spiritual poverty is the starting point of real strength.

How often do we hand out pre-scripted spiritual advice without really listening? This personal reflection explores the hidden harm behind overused faith phrases.

And if we stopped yanking this verse out of the middle of a very intimate, emotional conversation — if we actually slowed down and listened to what was really happening — we might hear something much more human. Much more hopeful. And far more powerful than a doctrinal threat.

The church has discredited itself so many times it’s insane—cliques, judgement, scandals, doctrine elevated above Scripture, and traditions treated as salvation. This is why I choose to stand apart and follow Christ rather than a system built by men.

Think Deborah was a punishment from God? Think again. Here’s why her story proves that God’s plans go beyond gender or expectation.

I was discussing a prevalent view among the church and held by many Christians: the belief that a spouse can’t leave and divorce an unrepentant and abusive spouse. They got it all wrong, and I’m here to help.

This verse has been used for centuries against women in the wrong way, now I’m talking about human nature, not God’s intention. The two are not mutually exclusive here; when it comes to understanding what this verse means, you have to go back to what God intended it to be, not what man has turned it into.

As a believer, there are no coincidences. There may be incidents and events that are tragic, difficult, or shameful — but no matter what, God always works them for good. I know this to be true in my life.