Scripture-based reflections to help you see God’s truth in context—without hype or noise.
This refers to ideas that are widely repeated in Christian circles, use biblical language, and often feel spiritually meaningful, yet are not actually taught by Scripture when read in context. These teachings usually arise from tradition, emotional experience, cultural influence, or selective use of verses rather than from the clear message of the New Covenant. Because they sound biblical, they often go unquestioned and are passed along sincerely—but over time they can subtly shift focus away from Christ’s finished work and place it back on human effort, experience, or expectation. Examining these ideas is not about criticism, but about returning to what Scripture actually says, rather than what we have assumed it says.
Do blessings come from obedience, or does obedience flow from blessing? A clear New Covenant explanation comparing Old Covenant law with life in Christ, grounded in Ephesians, Hebrews, and the finished work of Jesus.
Keep readingMany Christians declare “this is a year of provision.” But Scripture says every blessing is already yes and amen in Christ. A finished-work correction.
Keep readingIs it biblical to say God will save individuals “in His time”? This article shows why that idea logically depends on limited atonement.
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Hebrews 3 shows that unbelief—not moral failure—is what kept Israel from entering God’s rest. Holding fast reveals genuine faith, not effort-based salvation.
Hebrews says believers must exhort one another daily so confidence in Christ is not replaced by confidence in systems. A clear, biblical warning for today’s…
Is Hebrews 3:14 teaching conditional salvation? A clear, Greek-based explanation showing that “holding fast” is evidence of being in Christ, not the cause of it.
Hebrews 3 is often misunderstood as a warning about moral failure. This blog shows why the “sin” in Hebrews 3 is unbelief—turning away from Christ,…
Hi, I’m Prince.
My goal is to provide easily accessible, free resources on the true gospel of Jesus Christ—to help people understand His finished work and align their lives with God.
I love exploring the depth of Scripture and sharing insights that lead to real transformation, not just inspiration. Each devotional is simple, scripture-centered, and designed to help you pause, reflect, and let God’s Word shape your life.
Journey with me as we dig into the Bible and let it speak to our hearts—one verse at a time.
And though you have not seen Him, you love Him, and though you do not see Him now, but believe in Him, you greatly rejoice with joy inexpressible and full of glory, obtaining as the outcome of your faith, the salvation of your souls.
1 Peter 1:8-9
The Bible says we’ll all give an account to God. Learn what the final judgment means—and why trusting Jesus now makes all the difference.
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