The miracle of Hanukkah serves as a warning to Christians about the dangers of allowing political liberalism and evangelistic inclusivism to suppress the light of gospel truth. It also inspires Christians to stand against the infiltration of godlessness and paganism in America, just as the Maccabees did in ancient times. The incarnation of the Son of God is the true meaning of Christmas, but this holiday has been secularized and demonized by the world, with the pagan god Krampus becoming a popular figure. [... more]

The Bible teaches that hell is a real and eternal place of torment, where those who reject Christ will suffer the wrath of God. This is in contrast to annihilationism, which suggests that the wicked will be destroyed, and universalism, which claims that everyone will be saved. The Bible is clear that faith in Christ is the only way to avoid hell and receive eternal life. [... more]

The Bible warns that the wrath of God is personal, terrible, and painful, and that hell is a place of eternal torment where the wicked will suffer forever. This warning is not just for the wicked, but for everyone who denies the glory of a Creator God and refuses to follow Jesus Christ. The gospel message is not just about feeling comfortable, but about confronting the truth of sin and redemption, and making a personal conversion to follow Christ. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses the sovereignty of God and free will, exploring the relationship between God's direct action and human decisions. He also delves into the concepts of inclusivism and exclusivism, and examines the role of primary and secondary causes in understanding God's sovereignty. Additionally, he addresses the topic of eternal security and the nature of salvation. [... more]

Apostate behavior is rampant within the church, with many condoning sin and denying the truth of Christ. This can lead to the emergence of a one world religion, where every God and every religion is validated, and ultimately, the antichrist will be worshiped. A false prophet will rise, promoting unity at the expense of truth, and the church must remain committed to the truth of God's word to avoid being deceived. [... more]