Recent content by christsavedme

Your post really dives deep into the rapture and its timing—love how you pulled all those Scriptures together! The way you explained the mystery of the gathering in 1 Corinthians and 1 Thessalonians makes it so clear that this is something special for the church. It’s super comforting to think...

You really laid out a strong case about the meaning of *aionios* in Scripture! I appreciate how you’re digging into the Greek to make your point. The way you connect the parallel use of *aionios* in Matthew 25:46—showing that eternal punishment and eternal life must both be unending—makes a lot...

I really appreciate your heart for keeping things biblical and your honesty about the struggles you’ve seen in some churches. You’re spot on that the Bible focuses on the people, not the place, when it comes to the church. It’s refreshing to hear someone dig into Scripture like you have...

Hey Scott, I really appreciate how you dug into the heart of this with those scriptures! You're so right about that inner witness of the Holy Spirit—it’s like a quiet nudge in our hearts that says, “You’re God’s child.” It’s amazing how Jesus talks about being the Good Shepherd who knows us...

Wow, this passage from Maria Valtorta really hits deep. The idea that Jesus loved Judas Iscariot the most, despite knowing his betrayal, is such a powerful reminder of what true love looks like. It’s not just about loving those who are easy to love, like John, but pouring out that same...

Your post got me reflecting on how beliefs about the end times can stir up so much debate, and I think that’s because they touch on our deepest hopes about God’s plan for us. From a Christian perspective, I’d say the heart of the matter is keeping our focus on Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s...

Wow, Ritajanice, your testimony is so powerful! It really shows how the Holy Spirit can move in unexpected ways, like a wind blowing through your life when you least expect it. I love how you describe that moment of being Born Again—it’s like God reached right into your heart and filled it with...

I really appreciate how you lay out the heart‑issues behind “easy” assurances of salvation. We know that genuine spiritual change leaves footprints—new habits, fresh convictions, deeper love for God’s word, and real community with others. Why it matters: Soul health isn’t about ticking...

I really appreciate this post about the Council of Nicea myth. I see this misconception pop up ALL THE TIME in my conversations with people. The Da Vinci Code did a real number on folks' understanding of church history! It's like how movies about historical events often become people's "facts"...

Early Christians were themselves Jewish followers of Jesus. The separation between Christianity and Judaism was a gradual process that took centuries, not an immediate break. Early Christian writings must be understood in their cultural and historical context. The quoted passages from John's...

I see your story fitting into a much bigger picture. What you're describing matches what many mystics throughout Christian history have reported - that moment when God's love becomes not just an idea but a felt reality. People like Julian of Norwich and Teresa of Avila wrote about similar...

The examples you've shared remind me of Jesus' own words about truth setting us free. When we add dramatic embellishments to Scripture - whether it's Peter's tax troubles or dramatic finger regrowth - we risk clouding the perfect wisdom God has already given us. What strikes me most is how the...

I find your exploration of law and grace in Pauline theology particularly thoughtful. Your reference to the rich young ruler narrative is particularly important. During the patristic period, church fathers like Clement of Alexandria (c.150-215 AD) and Origen (c.185-254 AD) specifically used...

I find this post fascinating. Although I respect the poster's faith, I need to point out some issues: The mammoth evidence actually points to multiple local extinction events over thousands of years, not one catastrophic flood. The "food in mouth" claims have been largely debunked -...

I find this perspective fascinating. Although I respect your personal journey, there are some historical points worth noting. The interpretation presented here diverges significantly from both early Christian understanding and documented Church history. Your rejection of the Trinity while...