by Phil Henry
SHEOL is a Hebrew word that means "grave," yet many within Christianity have stretched that term to mean ‘HELL’ and its fiery imagery. But since the death and resurrection of Jesus, SHEOL has been vacated! So n...
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Sheol is an oft-used Hebrew, Old Testament word that means “grave, place of the dead.” Yet Christianity, largely influenced by the King James Version, has hijacked this word and renamed it to “HELL” with all of...
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Didn’t Jesus warn more about Hell than He shared about Heaven? You may be intrigued to learn that many translations of the Bible do not even use the word HELL, not even once! How could that be? Watch this.
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Consider these statements about eternal life: (1) God only elects some, (2) Only some elect God, or (3) God elects all and ultimately, all will elect God. Now watch this Power Message and see if my understandin...
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The English Bible that we read contains the word "perish." We have largely been taught/warned that this will be the outcome at death for those who have not believed in Jesus while alive. Will God inflict eterna...
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The Gospel means “good news.” That is a powerful statement even if it only helps some. But it is far more powerful, beyond what you could ask or think, if it helps ALL.
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Most Christians believe Jesus came to save all people. That is all people who believe in Him. Fewer Christians believe that Jesus came to save all people, period. I am in the latter category. So that begs t...
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I was thrilled to speak at THE GOSPEL OF RELENTLESS LOVE Conference at The Sanctuary Denver in Oct. of 2019. Check out my lively message as I share my conviction that Jesus is the Savior of All!
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How dare I disagree with Christian legend C.S. Lewis? He says we can choose to reject God and go to hell. I say God can choose to overrule us and redeem all. Who is right?
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Many of my previous 56 POWER MESSAGES share my belief that God will ultimately save all of mankind. Why the emphasis? (1) I believe this is the story of the Bible. (2) I believe that many people who might...
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