Finding Grace and the Gospel Genesis through Revelation Welcome to today’s episode and blog. We’re taking a sweeping, Scripture-centered journey through the entire Bible to trace one of its most beautiful and misunderstood words: grace. From the earliest pages of Genesis to the final blessing of Revelation, grace is not a New Testament invention—it is the consistent heartbeat of God’s relationship with humanity. Grace, in its simplest biblical sense, is unmerited favor, God...

Episode 105: Why Eternal Torment is Antithetical to the Gospel Why Eternal Torment Is Antithetical to the Gospel:A Compassionate, Scriptural Defense of God’s Justice, Love, and Mercy Introduction: The Question That Matters Eternally One of the most serious and emotionally charged questions in all of Christian theology is this: Does the Bible truly teach that God will torment sinners consciously, forever and ever, with no end—without relief, without mercy, without hope? For many believers, thi...

New Year of Hope By Walking With God As we step into a new year, our hearts naturally look forward with a mixture of hope, questions, and prayerful longing. The new year stands before us as an unwritten chapter—but the beautiful assurance of Scripture is that God already walks within it. The Bible reminds us: “This is the day which the LORD hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.” (Psalm 118:24, KJV)Every new year, every new morning, and every new beginning is a gift from a fai...

Stop in the Name of God: Remembering THE Seventh Day Sabbath Friends, we are living in an age of exhaustion. Not just physical exhaustion — spiritual exhaustion. We are busy, but rarely at peace. Connected, but rarely present. Productive, but often empty. And into this restless world, God speaks a command that sounds almost offensive to modern ears: “Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.” Not suggest. Not consider. But remember. Today, we’re not exploring tradition or preference. We are ...

Stop in the Name of God: Remembering THE Seventh Day Sabbath Friends, we are living in an age of exhaustion. Not just physical exhaustion — spiritual exhaustion. We are busy, but rarely at peace. Connected, but rarely present. Productive, but often empty. And into this restless world, God speaks a command that sounds almost offensive to modern ears: “Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.” Not suggest. Not consider. But remember. Today, we’re not exploring tradition or preference. We are ...

Biblical Basis for THE Seventh-Day Sabbath This study was inspired by listening to Charlie Kirk speak about his convictions on the seventh-day Sabbath at the Dream City Church in Phoenix, Arizona, March 29, 2025. A Biblical FAQ Handout (Designed for printing, study groups, and personal reflection) What is the Sabbath? The Sabbath is the seventh day of the week (Saturday), set apart by God at creation as a day of rest, worship, and communion with Him. “And on the seventh day God ended His work...

THE Seventh-Day Sabbath — Answering Common Questions with Scripture Welcome back, friends. In our last episode, we talked about God’s call to stop — to remember the seventh-day Sabbath as a gift rooted in creation, affirmed in the Ten Commandments, and honored by Jesus Himself. Today, we’re going to do something important. We’re going to slow down and thoughtfully address some of the most common questions and objections people raise when the seventh-day Sabbath is discussed. Not to win argume...

God's Character Attacked: Annihilationism vs. Eternal Torment Our goal today is to present: Balanced biblical reasoning• Clear presentation of annihilationism as a biblical, logical, and compassionate viewWe’re going to walk through one of the most sensitive and often misunderstood subjects in Christian theology: the final fate of the lost. This is not an abstract curiosity. It touches: • the character of God, • the nature of sin, • and the hope we proclaim to the world. And as always—o...

Eternal Torment or Annihilationism? What Does the Bible Teach? Let's take a step-by step Biblical journey on what the Word teaches on Eternal Torment and Annihilationism The Bible’s Primary Language for the Fate of the Wicked Is “Death,” “Destruction,” and “Perish”More than 200+ verses describe the end of sinners using terms that plainly imply ending, not endless suffering. Key Words: “Perish,” “Destroy,” “Death,” “Consumed,” “Burned Up” John 3:16 “...whoever believes in Him shall...

"Ray Comfort or Kirk Cameron? What Really Happens to the Wicked? A Biblical Case for Annihilationism” Today we’re stepping into a topic that has stirred hearts and minds for centuries: What is the final fate of the wicked after judgment? Not with harshness. Not with fear-driven tradition. But with Scripture, with reason, and with a spirit of compassion. I want to walk with you through this gently, honestly, and biblically. Because what we believe about God’s judgment shapes what we believe ab...

Introduction: A Loving Call to Awareness and Compassion In a world filled with shifting tides of faith, politics, and identity, it becomes more vital than ever for us to walk together with grace and brotherly love. The movement known as Christian nationalism is one such tide—subtle in its origins, yet powerful in its influence. It touches the very core of how we understand faith, society, government and the sacred calling of every person. In this post, we’ll explore the origin of the Christia...

Today, we’re diving into one of the most profound events in human history—the death of Jesus Christ on the cross—and exploring what was truly accomplished in that singular, world-changing moment. Whether you are here out of faith, curiosity, or a desire to understand history, the story of the cross carries layers of meaning that resonate deeply with the human heart. When we consider the cross, it’s important to begin in the historical reality. Jesus of Nazareth lived in first-century Ju...

The Merciful Justice of God Death is often seen as the enemy, a terrifying unknown. Yet, the Bible portrays it as a doorway into the ultimate reality: either eternal life with Christ or separation from Him. For those who reject Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, the Bible describes a final judgment that results in destruction or being “burned to dust” (Malachi 4:1, 2 Peter 3:7). At first glance, this may seem harsh. How could a loving God allow this? The truth is profound: God’s judgment, even ...

Exploring the hope of eternal life and the truth about what happens after death Introduction: The Hope That Transcends Death From the beginning of time, humanity has asked the same haunting question: What happens when we die? Every culture, every religion, and every age has wrestled with it — because deep down, we know that life cannot simply end with our last breath. The Bible offers not just answers, but hope. It tells of a time when Jesus Christ will return — not as the humble carpenter of...

This in-depth study explores the biblical signs of the Second Coming of Jesus Christ through the prophetic lenses of Daniel and Revelation. It examines what will occur on planet earth before Christ returns, including the 2300-day prophecy, 457 BC to 1844, and the unfolding of end-time events. It addresses key biblical themes — death, hell, heaven, resurrection, eternal life, and judgment — in a loving, urgent tone that calls all to readiness for the soon return of Jesus Christ. Introduc...

Discover the "Echoes of Faith" that united Martin Luther King, Jr., and Charlie Kirk. Though from different political worlds, both were tragically assassinated for their shared Christian convictions. Explore how their deep faith fueled their calls for social justice, integrity, and a personal relationship with Christ, leaving a timeless legacy that challenges us today. Send us your questions to be featured on the next podcast! Thank you for being part of the AskGod365 podcast community. We v...

Dive into the profound biblical truth of grace—God's undeserved favor. Journey from the Old Testament, where Noah found grace in God's eyes, to the New Testament, where grace is fully revealed in the person of Jesus Christ. We explore the life-changing doctrine of salvation by grace alone, discovering that God's mercy always precedes our understanding. Send us your questions to be featured on the next podcast! Thank you for being part of the AskGod365 podcast community. We value you and appr...

In a world searching for lasting happiness, we explore the biblical path to gratitude and unshakable joy. Discover how true joy, a fruit of the Spirit, is not dependent on circumstances but is anchored in the cross and the resurrection of Christ. Learn how a life of constant gratitude transforms trials and brings profound peace as we await the Second Coming. Send us your questions to be featured on the next podcast! Thank you for being part of the AskGod365 podcast community. We value you an...

Explore one of eternity's most profound questions: What happens if you don’t accept Jesus Christ? We lovingly examine the biblical worldview on the two different resurrections—one to eternal life and one to judgment. Discover what Scripture says about death as a temporary "sleep" and why the Second Coming of Christ determines our final destiny. Send us your questions to be featured on the next podcast! Thank you for being part of the AskGod365 podcast community. We value you and appreciate g...

Unravel one of life's greatest mysteries: what happens when you die? We challenge popular ideas of an immortal soul and a spirit world with the biblical truth of death as an unconscious "sleep." Discover why the dead are not yet in heaven or hell, and why our ultimate hope rests in the glorious resurrection at the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. Send us your questions to be featured on the next podcast! Thank you for being part of the AskGod365 podcast community. We value you and appreciate g...