by Phil Henry
A follow-up to our recent post, (This Chick is Raising Hell) this video deals with two important questions: (1) If God is going to save all people, why did Jesus die on a cross/doesn’t that cheapen grace? (2) H...
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Julie Ferwerda may be "just a small town girl" but she offers big-time wisdom. She's the author of RAISING HELL, a fascinating and fun read, which offers strong evidence that HELL was not the invention of a lov...
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Will God save all people? Can a Christian believe that Jesus Christ came to save all, not just some?
"Come Sunday” was a 2018 Netflix original drama, based on the ministry of Bishop/Evangelist Carlton Pearson ...
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You’ve likely heard the threatening phrase written in many English-version Bibles, “eternal punishment.” But did you know those words in the original Greek language are "aionion kolasin?" "Aionion" means age-la...
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Some passages of Scripture can feel unsettling - especially those that seem to speak of eternal condemnation. For many years, I believed that eternal torment was the destiny for those who rejected Jesus Christ....
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What if Heaven is far more loving, more restorative, and more forgiving than we could ever imagine? Listen to this remarkable true story of love and forgiveness—and consider whether God’s final word will be ...
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Is it God's intent to bring believers in Christ to heaven while sending unbelievers to hell, a place of forever torment? The "English plain text" seems to say so, but NOT the "Greek plain text!" Let's see what ...
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Many Christians use THE ROMANS ROAD, a string of verses from Romans to explain God’s plan of salvation. I love this road, yet differ with the conclusion that many extract from Romans 6:23 (For the wages of sin ...
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How effective really, is asking people to come to faith in Jesus Christ by scaring with the threat of Hell if they do not believe? I think "turn or burn" messages are unproductive and not even biblical! This Po...
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Jesus had nothing to say about "Hell" but much to say about "Gehenna." What's the difference?
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