In a world that sells comfort as the goal, Romans 8 offers the hard cheese: authentic Christians are "more than conquerors." Not because we avoid life's trials, but because through Christ, we triumph over them. No circumstance can separate us from God's unstoppable love.

False gospels often sound almost right—just enough truth mixed with subtle deception. Learn the four warning signs: rearranged scripture, "all paths lead to God" claims, "power comes from within" theology, and "lost revelation" teachings. Don't let appealing lies lead you away from biblical truth.

Moral relativism promises freedom but delivers chaos. Without absolute standards, we can't even call genocide wrong. As society abandons God's anchoring truth, we drift toward mob rule—trading biblical principles for a far more destructive bondage.

Jesus is returning. And you can take that to the bank. While scoffers deny this rock solid promise, remember—the world was created in the beginning and will be cremated in the end. In that day, all that will matter is your personal relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ.

There is one line in the sand that separates the saved and the unsaved: the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Without it, our faith is misplaced at best and an outright fraud at worst. With it, we have the ultimate victory over death itself.

From the triumphal entry to the empty tomb, Jesus won five victories—not just on the cross, but in the garden where He placed God's will above His own. This Easter, focus not on weak-wristed religion, but on the Savior who conquered death. The resurrection is our podium #1 finish!

From Palm Sunday's joyful shouts to the hate-filled cries at Calvary, the crowd's fickleness reveals a timeless truth: Jesus didn't come for revolution but redemption. They missed that the Messiah came not to overthrow Rome, but to die for their sins—and ours.

Does God promise you prosperity? Is 'judge not' a blank check for sin? Discover why taking Jeremiah 29:11 as your personal prosperity promise or using Matthew 7:1 to avoid accountability may be sabotaging your spiritual growth.

Once you follow Jesus, you follow the most radical person who ever existed. He isn't safe as we understand safety, but He is good. Walking with God by faith is the most dangerous thing you can do with your life—and yet the reward is priceless: deep love and peace regardless of circumstances.

President Trump's White House Faith Office raises crucial questions for Christians. While it promotes religious liberty, Paula White's leadership and prosperity theology cast shadows over its purpose. Is government involvement in faith a blessing or a Trojan horse? Biblical discernment is essential.

In these dark days, four things plague believers: deception, guilt, emptiness, and fear. But there's a fresh road to liberation through Christ. The ultimate security against the Antichrist isn't politics or preparation—it's confessing the true Christ.

In Catholicism vs. Protestantism, the core difference isn't belief in Jesus, but how we receive grace—through sacraments or faith alone. As one pilgrim on the Camino de Santiago asked: "You mean I don't have to do this walk to earn my salvation?" That's the liberating truth: Jesus paid it all.