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The Sky Is Not Falling: God Is Still On The Throne

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Faith, Elections, and the Christian’s Responsibility to Trust God

There is something deeply troubling about watching professing Christians react to election results (or potential results) as though the future of civilization, the survival of Christianity, and the sovereignty of Almighty God depend entirely upon which candidate wins. Each never-ending political cycle continuously floods us with “the most important election in history” narrative. Fear is a fund raiser.

Who Not to Vote For

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Let me say something at the very beginning that you need to understand before we go any further.

Your congressman does not represent Democrats. Your senator does not represent Republicans. They do not represent the donors who funded their campaign, the party bosses who gave them their committee assignments, or the cable news anchors who invite them on television. They represent EVERY SINGLE PERSON in their district or their state. Period. That is the entire job. That is the oath. That is the contract they signed with you the moment they put their hand on a Bible and swore to uphold the Constitution of the United States.

The Great Deception: What If Humanity’s Greatest False Christ Arrives From the Stars?

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The Great Deception: What If Humanity’s Greatest False Christ Arrives From the Stars? Biblical Prophecy, UFOs, Spiritual Warfare, and the Dangerous Power of Deception   What if the greatest deception mankind will ever experience doesn’t arrive wearing horns, carrying a pitchfork, or announcing allegiance to Satan? What if it arrives in a spacecraft? And what …

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The Ancient Cosmic War, Part 3 of 3: The Ancient Cosmic War: Fourteen Christian Thinkers, One Uncomfortable Question

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Our ancestors weren’t stupid. They built pyramids with extraordinary precision, calculated celestial movements, and developed mathematics we still use thousands of years later. Yet when those same civilizations described heavenly beings, giants, supernatural rebellions, and cosmic warfare, modern humanity dismissed their accounts as mythology. Fourteen Christian scholars, theologians, and researchers have revisited these ancient mysteries, uncovering intriguing connections between archaeology, Scripture, and humanity’s forgotten history. Are they all correct? Certainly not necessarily. But when intelligent people keep finding common ground in ancient texts, perhaps their theories deserve investigation rather than ridicule. This three-part series explores what our ancestors knew, what the Bible actually says, and whether humanity entered a cosmic conflict that began long before Adam.

The Ancient Cosmic War, Part 2 of 3: The Bible’s Forgotten World: Angels, Giants, and the Divine Council

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Our ancestors weren’t stupid. They built pyramids with extraordinary precision, calculated celestial movements, and developed mathematics we still use thousands of years later. Yet when those same civilizations described heavenly beings, giants, supernatural rebellions, and cosmic warfare, modern humanity dismissed their accounts as mythology. Fourteen Christian scholars, theologians, and researchers have revisited these ancient mysteries, uncovering intriguing connections between archaeology, Scripture, and humanity’s forgotten history. Are they all correct? Certainly not necessarily. But when intelligent people keep finding common ground in ancient texts, perhaps their theories deserve investigation rather than ridicule. This three-part series explores what our ancestors knew, what the Bible actually says, and whether humanity entered a cosmic conflict that began long before Adam.

The Ancient Cosmic War, Part 1 of 3: What If We’ve Forgotten More Than We’ve Learned?

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Our ancestors weren’t stupid. They built pyramids with extraordinary precision, calculated celestial movements, and developed mathematics we still use thousands of years later. Yet when those same civilizations described heavenly beings, giants, supernatural rebellions, and cosmic warfare, modern humanity dismissed their accounts as mythology. Fourteen Christian scholars, theologians, and researchers have revisited these ancient mysteries, uncovering intriguing connections between archaeology, Scripture, and humanity’s forgotten history. Are they all correct? Certainly not necessarily. But when intelligent people keep finding common ground in ancient texts, perhaps their theories deserve investigation rather than ridicule. This three-part series explores what our ancestors knew, what the Bible actually says, and whether humanity entered a cosmic conflict that began long before Adam.

The Green Horse: Why I Connect Bible Prophecy With Radical Islam

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Several months ago, I introduced a lesson on my Facebook page about the four horsemen of the apocalypse. As I explained then, I identify the white horse with Catholicism, the red horse with communism, the black horse with capitalism, and the green horse with Islam. I see these as four major spiritual influences shaping our world today.

Today, I want to concentrate on the green horse—the chloros horse—and explain why I connect its destructive influence with radical Islam.

Spiritual Deception of the New Age

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We are seeing the words of Scripture play out in living color before our very eyes every single day now, though the unsaved world cannot comprehend it. With all we have to contend with, it’s easy for us to get distracted, focusing on the things we see in this physical world every day, and forgetting about the invisible, spiritual world all around us. But this is where the REAL war is actually being waged.

THE ANATOMY OF ERROR–Today’s Attack Against Christ

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Are you feeling spiritually confused, caught in the subtle drift of modern religious compromises where legalistic add-ons and mystical traditions blur the clarity of God’s Word? In an era filled with subtle distortions, it is tragically easy to absorb syncretic errors that lead to spiritual confusion and rob your soul of peace. In this eye-opening, …

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I tested James Talarico against Matthew 7 before you vote (full guide)

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His own church gave him away.

A minister at St. Andrew’s in Austin, who has known him since kindergarten, told a hidden camera that the man you see on TV will “change his tune back to where he was” the minute he’s elected.

Her words, not mine. And she was just getting warmed up.

Talarico’s policies would ‘fundamentally’ make voters’ lives WORSE: Rep Brandon Gill

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Rep. Brandon Gill, R-Texas, discusses Texas Democratic U.S. Senate nominee James Talarico’s campaign and argues his proposed policies would not benefit Texans on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’

THE CURRICULUM OF AFFLICTION

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Are you feeling overwhelmed by unexpected trials, facing severe illness, sudden job loss, or painful personal grief, wondering where God is in your suffering? In a fast-paced, fragile world, it is tragically easy to view trials as meaningless disasters rather than God’s divine tool for your true spiritual growth.

What If Hell Is Never Having Enough?

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Maybe hell isn’t fire and brimstone. Maybe it’s something far worse: wanting forever and never being satisfied. Our modern culture may already give us a small taste—more money, more stuff, more attention, more pleasure, yet somehow never enough. C.S. Lewis suggested our deepest longings may point beyond this world. Perhaps the question isn’t how to get more, but why nothing we get ever seems to fill the hole.

Two Men, Two Experiments, Same Answer

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Two men, separated by centuries, ran essentially the same experiment. The voice of Ecclesiastes had wealth, power, pleasure, wisdom, and everything the ancient world called success. Leo Tolstoy had aristocracy, military adventure, family, wealth, fame, and literary immortality. Both climbed the ladder, reached the top, looked around—and discovered the same uncomfortable truth: none of it could answer death. Ecclesiastes called it hevel—vapor. Tolstoy called it a crisis of meaning. Different men, different worlds, same conclusion: the things of this world cannot do the job of God.