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Controversial Topics
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Why “We Entered God’s Presence Today” Is An Unbiblical
Many Christians say they “entered God’s presence,” but the New Testament teaches Christ lives in us. Discover why this common phrase misses…
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Controversial Topics, Current Issues, Difficult Passages, Law and Grace, Righteousness, Sanctification and HolinessIf Jesus “Violated” the Law, How Can He Still Be Sinless by the Law?
Jesus was accused of breaking the Law—yet Scripture says He was sinless. Discover how Jesus fulfilled the Law’s purpose without legalism.
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The Right Contrast Is Not “Sin vs Not-Sin”, But “Flesh vs Spirit”
The New Testament reframes morality not as sin vs obedience, but flesh vs Spirit. Learn how Paul and Jesus define true righteousness…
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Sin in the Bible Is More Than Rule-Breaking
God is called the God of truth. So what happens when telling the truth would directly result in innocent people being killed? Discover what…
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Can A Believer “Lie” To Save Someone’s Life?
Say there is a Nazi soldier asking if Jews are hiding in your home. Would you say the truth or would you…
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The Real Disobedience in Hebrews: Why the Warning Is About Legalism, Not Sin
Hebrews’ warnings are often misunderstood. Discover why “disobedience” in Hebrews is not about everyday sin, but about drifting from Christ into legalism—and…
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Does Hebrews 3:6 Mean We Stop Being God’s House If We Lose Courage?
Does Hebrews 3:6 teach that believers stop being God’s house if they lose courage or hope? A clear, contextual explanation showing how…
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Why ‘This Is the Year’ Prophecy Is Not New Covenant Thinking
Many Christians declare “this is a year of provision.” But Scripture says every blessing is already yes and amen in Christ. A…
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What Is Different About Blessings In the New Covenant?
Discover how blessing shifts from external rewards under the Old Covenant to internal life in Christ under the New Covenant—and why that…
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When, How and Why was Jesus “Begotten”: Heb 1:5-9
Does Hebrews 1:5 teach Jesus was created? No. This in-depth explanation shows “begotten” and “firstborn” refer to enthronement, inheritance, and the Son’s…