Jeremiah Knight on X, July 3, 2026 What once troubled the conscience can become normal through repeated practice. The first fall may bring fear, shame, and trembling, but when sin is entertained, excused, defended, and repeated, the heart begins to lose its tenderness. The soul grows familiar with what should have horrified it. “But exhort […]
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Jeremiah Knight, June 24, 2026 There is a phrase that appears in Paul’s letters that believers use constantly without always understanding what it means. Walking by the Holy Spirit. We speak of it as the goal of the Christian life, the antidote to sin, the secret to victory over the flesh, and yet many of
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Today’s Zionists and their rabbis boast that they crucified their Messiah Jesus Christ and say the OT God is the cause of all evil. They also plan on rebuilding their temple and conducting sacrifices. They imagine they’ll finally cleanse themselves of all of the sins they’ve been accumulating since the loss of their temple. But
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Jeremiah Knight on X A building can be full, the music can be polished, the programme can be active, and the language can sound religious, while the souls inside remain cold toward God, careless with sin, and untouched by the weight of eternity. “I know your deeds, that you are neither cold nor hot; I
“Eschatology has become a Dispensationalist cottage industry, with no shortage of prophecy charts, blood moon paperbacks, and giant timelines behind the church pulpit (right next to the Israeli flags). Premillennial Dispensationalism, the theological system invented by James Darby in 1821, was formed when Darby tweaked the half-serious, spitballing End Times formula of a Counter-Reformation Jesuit
Jeremiah Wright, June 4, 2026 There is a connection running through Romans 1 that most readers move past without ever noticing what Paul is actually doing. He repeats the same structural move four separate times in a single chapter, and the repetition is not accidental. He is establishing one of the most important theological observations
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Jeremiah Wright, born Hindu, saved by Grace Yes, but not in the way the world means it. Every man, every woman, every religion, every atheist, every idol worshipper, every moral person, and every rebel will one day stand before the God of the Bible. No path escapes Him. Death will bring every soul before His
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Nancy Pearcey on X How Christianity ended slavery: “Many people fail to realize that virtually every society has had slaves — from the Chinese to the Arabs to the Native Americans. In fact, there is only one worldview that gave rise to moral opposition to slavery — namely, Christianity. The first person to offer a
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“To the church of Smyrna: I know thy tribulation and thy poverty: but thou art rich. And thou art blasphemed by them that say they are Jews and are not, but are the synagogue of Satan.” (Rev. 2:9) “To the church of Philadelphia: Behold, I will bring of the synagogue of Satan, who say they
“Antisemitism is now being used to silence biblical truth. Question dispensationalism and you are labelled. Refuse to equate modern Israel with covenant promises and you are accused. But Scripture is clear. Not all Israel is Israel. The promise was never secured by blood but by Christ. This is not hatred. This is the Bible speaking
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Jeremiah Wright, Born Hindu, Saved by Grace, Mar 15, 2026 I see many comments from dispensationalists accusing Covenant Theology of teaching replacement theology. That accusation is repeated so often that many people assume it must be true. The reality is the opposite. The idea that God deals with two separate peoples in two separate plans
Ben Davis, Caldron Pool, Feb 13,2026 What has Christianity ever done for the world? When discussing the foundations of Western civilization, far too many people overlook Christianity’s fundamental role. From the values that shape our personal moral frameworks to the institutions that support education, healthcare, and human rights, many of the things we take for
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Virgil Walker, Sola Veritas, Jan 3, 2926 There are moments when a cultural controversy exposes far more than the headline itself. This is one of those moments. What began as a viral investigation into public programs has become something more revealing: a test of whether truth can still be spoken plainly, whether accountability can still
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Ryan Denton, Founders Ministries At last, the topic of hell is being discussed in conservative Christian circles. I want to use the occasion not to debate it, at least not here, but to challenge the reader with the question—have you fled from the wrath to come? Perhaps you’ve run from the idea of hell in
“Thou shalt do no murder, Thou shalt not commit adultery, Thou shalt not steal, Thou shalt not bear false witness.” Matthew 19:18 “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only he who does the will of my Father who is in heaven. Many will say to me
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