Jesus is a warrior! Although the common image we have of Jesus is the compassionate rabbi we see in the Gospels, the most prevalent depiction of the second member of the Godhead is that of a warrior. Whether it’s the “Captain of the Lord’s Host”, the “Angel of the Lord”, or the “Word of God”,…
The mission and message of Jesus is often misunderstood, if not completely fabricated. Many people, secular and Christian, will tell that Jesus came to heal the sick, raise the dead, feed the hungry, and even things as obscure and unbiblical as relieving poverty, bring about “social justice” or outright communism. Many also believe that His…
The real Jesus of the Bible bears little resemblance to the one portrayed in society, and even in most churches. The common depiction of Jesus is that of a sweet, kind, tepid, non-confrontational, magic human teddy bear. He is gentle, harmless, and kind. He is cajoling, forgiving, and accepting. He is mild-mannered, passionless, and bland….
Most Christians worship an idol. They call this idol “Jesus”, but the idol they worship bears little resemblance to the actual Jesus who walked the earth 2000 years ago. Their idol doesn’t look, act, or sound like the Jesus in the Bible. How did this “Jesus” come about? Because most Christians want a Jesus that…
Resurrection Myths about Jesus abound, not only in the secular world but even in Christianity. One of the primary secular resurrection myths is the “Swoon Theory”, which states that Jesus did not actually die on the cross, but merely fainted from the pain. The Romans thought He was dead so they put Him in the…