Reasons to Believe

  A Call to Return to the God Who Heals and Delivers There is a sickness in the house of God that no physician of this world can diagnose, for it is a sickness of the soul — a twisting of truth so subtle and so pervasive that the very people who suffer under it cannot see it. We have arrived at a moment in church history where the miraculous works of God are attributed to the devil, where freedom from sin is called arrogance, and where the man who wallows in his iniquity is celebrated as a humble and honest soul. This is not the gospel of Jesus Christ. This is a grotesque inversion of everything the Word of God declares, and it must be named, rebuked, and corrected by those who fear the Lord. When the Works of God Are Called the Works of Satan Let us begin with the most alarming perversion of all. When a child of God testifies that the Lord has healed their body — that they stood upon His covenant promise, believed His Word, and received a miracle — there are voices in the modern c...

  The joy God gives His people is not a shallow emotion, nor a fleeting burst of happiness tied to circumstances. It is “joy unspeakable and full of glory” (1 Peter 1:8)—a joy rooted in eternity, purchased by Christ, sustained by the Spirit, and anchored in the unchanging promises of God. This joy is not based on victories over devils, nor on earthly success, nor on the absence of trials. Jesus Himself said, “Rejoice not that the spirits are subject unto you; but rather rejoice, because your names are written in heaven” (Luke 10:20). That is the fountainhead of Christian joy: we were lost, and now we are found; we were dead, and now we live; we were condemned, and now we are written in the Lamb’s Book of Life. The Joy That Springs From Redemption The Puritans often wrote that the believer’s greatest joy is not in what God gives, but in who God is and what Christ has accomplished. Our salvation is not a small thing. It is the greatest miracle heaven has ever displayed. We were purch...

As a parent, the pressure is relentless. Doctors, schools, and media present the CDC childhood vaccine schedule as non-negotiable science that saved millions of lives and ranks among the greatest public health triumphs. But when you dig like an investigative bloodhound—following the evidence wherever it leads—you uncover a more complex picture: dramatic historical declines in disease mortality *before* most vaccines, troubling safety signals, problematic ingredients, rising chronic childhood conditions, and voices raising legitimate questions that often get shouted down rather than answered. I’m not here to say every vaccine is useless or that no child has ever benefited. I’m presenting the claims, data, and counterpoints from credible dissenting experts and resources so you can decide. This draws from physicians like Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, Dr. Carrie Madej, Dr. Leonard Horowitz, vaclib.org, and key books including *Dissolving Illusions* by Suzanne Humphries, MD, and Roman Bystrianyk; Ne...

  There are many voices on the internet claiming to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Some speak truth boldly. Others mix truth with dangerous error. The Apostle Paul warned that in the last days men would arise “speaking perverse things, to draw away disciples after them” (Acts 20:30 KJV). Jesus Himself warned repeatedly about false prophets who would come “in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves” (Matthew 7:15 KJV). One modern internet preacher whose teachings deserve serious biblical examination is . While he presents himself as a defender of grace, his theology often resembles a mixture of antinomianism, easy-believism, and what could rightly be called a modern form of Gnostic Christianity — a system that separates salvation from holiness, obedience, repentance, and transformation. This article is not a personal attack. It is a doctrinal examination. Scripture commands believers to “prove all things” (1 Thessalonians 5:21 KJV) and to “earnestly contend fo...

From the days of the apostles onward, there has been a relentless, coordinated assault on the pure Word of God. Dark forces—both spiritual and institutional—have tried to twist, suppress, and corrupt the Scriptures. Yet God has preserved His truth through the **Textus Receptus** (TR), the foundational Greek text behind the majestic King James Version (KJV). Understanding this hidden war is crucial so we do not fall victim to the same deceptions today. The Bible warns us plainly, and the blood of martyrs cries out for us to defend the preserved Word. Warnings from the Beginning: Apostles and Early Church Fathers on Corruption of the Word The New Testament exposes the conspiracy right from the start. The Apostle Paul warned the Ephesian elders: "For I know this, that after my departing shall grievous wolves enter in among you, not sparing the flock. Also of your own selves shall men arise, speaking perverse things, to draw away disciples after them" (Acts 20:29-30, KJV). He thu...

  Steve Brusatte's recent "Live Science" piece (excerpted from his book) celebrates the 1996 discovery of "Sinosauropteryx" as the emotional and scientific tipping point that "finally showed the world that birds are dinosaurs." He recounts paleontologist John Ostrom's near-tears reaction to photos of the specimen's "halo of thin, tufty, delicate strands" along its back—framed as vindication for the theropod-to-bird narrative revived in the 1970s. Brusatte weaves in later finds from China's Liaoning Province: filaments on various theropods, vaned feathers on "Caudipteryx" and "Microraptor", even structures on some ornithischians like "Psittacosaurus" and "Kulindadromeus". The conclusion? Consensus achieved. Birds are living dinosaurs; case closed. As an investigative approach demands, we must question this triumphant narrative rather than accept it as settled science. Does the evidence truly ...

Introduction Few passages in Scripture have generated more theological tension than Romans chapter 7. Is the Apostle Paul describing the ongoing experience of a regenerate believer, or is he recounting the struggle of a man still under the dominion of the law? The answer shapes how one understands sanctification, the nature of sin, and the power of the gospel. This study argues, in line with many early church voices, Wesleyan interpreters, and strands of Puritan thought, that Romans 7 presents the condition of a man under the law—convicted, awakened, but not yet walking in the liberating power of union with Christ. When read in its full context—Romans 6 through 8—the passage is not a description of victorious Christian living, but of legal bondage that finds its resolution only in Jesus Christ. 1. The Context: Death to the Law and Union with Christ Paul begins in Romans 7 not with defeat, but with a declaration of freedom: “Wherefore, my brethren, ye also are become dead to the ...