Letters to the charismatic church
A collection of thoughts about healing, prophecy, worship, prosperity, miracles, faith, and more. What the Bible says about these things might not be what you’ve been taught.
Justified by works? How James actually teaches faith alone
A verse-by-verse examination of the passage in James 2 that seems to teach salvation by works proves the opposite: James affirms faith alone, like the rest of the Bible.
Christian, you don’t need more faith to be healed
Have you been praying for a healing only to be told you need more faith? Here’s a comprehensive Biblical case proving that’s not true. Jesus doesn’t need anything to heal us.
Do we come to Jesus as we are, or do we repent? Yes
It’s true that we can’t clean ourselves up before we come to Jesus, but some say salvation necessitates no change at all. A look at what repentance means.
The sufferings of faith
Many Christians associate the word “faith” with health and prosperity. But Hebrews 11 associates it with torment, affliction, destitution and death – but still under the favor of God.
Why Jesus ‘could do no mighty work’ in Mark 6:5
Ever hear someone claim that our lack of faith limits God’s power because Jesus “could do no mighty work” in Mark 6:5? Here’s why that argument doesn’t work.
The weak, helpless, puny god of Bethel’s ‘Physics of Heaven’
The New Age movement has stolen God’s creative power, and we need to take it back. So says “The Physics of Heaven.” Who would worship such a weak, pitiful god?
How Bethel’s bonkers book butchers the Bible
The authors of Bethel-based “The Physics of Heaven” interpret Scripture in a way that is, frankly, beyond ridiculous. It’s insane.
Faith vs. intellect: Is the Bible meant for our brains?
Some Christians try to pit our intellect against our hearts. But the Bible doesn’t divide our hearts and minds like they do. God wants to engage both.