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What is blasphemy?

The Bible warns of many types of blasphemy or ways to be blasphemous. Including but not limited to. This can be the Noun as blasphemia (βλασφημία, S. 988) or blasphemeo (βλασφημέω, S. 987). Or the Adjective blasphemos (βλάσφημος, S. 989). Or the Verb blasphēmeo (βλασφημέω, S. 987). In a general sense, 100% of mankind are

Threats of biological warfare to our water infrastructure

Back when I was giving politically incorrect PowerPoints on the threats of Islam, I spoke about a “leaked” document telling how terrorists trained on water infrastructure contamination locally. And how easy it was to contaminate an entire community via one fire hydrant. We even did the math to determine how long it would take to

What is Synergism & Monergism?

Synergism Synergism comes from the Greek words (syn + ergon), which means “working together,” or a “combined force.” Synergism, which is associated with Arminianism and semi-Pelagianism, wrongly teaches that humans are somehow involved in their own salvation. That man cooperates as a co-agent with the Lord to become saved. Synergism wrongly says man has free

The DHS ICE shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, Minnesota

On January 7, 2026, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was performing law enforcement duties. According to various news accounts and social media posts, 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good (aka Renée Nicole Macklin) was fatally shot by law enforcement after she refused to comply with their lawful demands. But instead, she accelerated

Does God Love Everyone? by Arthur Pink

“One of the most popular beliefs of the day is that God loves everybody, and the very fact that it is so popular with all classes ought to be enough to arouse the suspicions of those who are subject to the Word of Truth. God’s Love toward all His creatures is the fundamental and favorite

An Eisegesis vs Exegesis

This is an excerpt from a previous podcast on the woman at the well. An eisegesis vs exegesis, or, an eisegetical false teaching vs an exegetical teaching. In review, an eisegesis (or eisegetical) teaching of God’s Word is to ‘lean into’ the Text or reading meaning into a Biblical Text. Whereas the preacher or teacher