An open Bible on a wooden table, illuminated by soft light, with overlaid text reading "Tota Scriptura" and "the whole of Scripture," symbolizing the complete authority of God's Word.

Confused By Galatians 3:28 and Faith? Learn More Here

“MARK OF THE BEAST? Look at the Crown, Not the Chip,” symbolizing that the real issue is allegiance, not micro-chips.

666 Is Already in Your Wallet—And It’s Not Your Credit Card

Dark, featureless water-planet floats in black space; a pale emerald veil above hints at God's Spirit hovering over the deep.

Understanding Genesis 1: A Biblical Perspective on Creation

A man in a clerical robe stands authoritatively over a large, open Bible, while a second man kneels and submits to its weight. The image illustrates two different postures toward the authority of Scripture.

Semper Reformanda: A Tale of Two Meanings

Nailed 95 Theses parchment—symbol of the Reformation’s return to Scripture, not culture.

When “Relevant” Becomes Another Word for “Revised” – A Reformed Response to the New Perspective on Paul

An open Bible on a wooden table, illuminated by soft light, with overlaid text reading "Tota Scriptura" and "the whole of Scripture," symbolizing the complete authority of God's Word.

Confused By Galatians 3:28 and Faith? Learn More Here

“MARK OF THE BEAST? Look at the Crown, Not the Chip,” symbolizing that the real issue is allegiance, not micro-chips.

666 Is Already in Your Wallet—And It’s Not Your Credit Card

Understanding Genesis 1: A Biblical Perspective on Creation
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Understanding Genesis 1: A Biblical Perspective on Creation

One of the most debated aspects of Genesis 1 is the meaning of the word “day” (Hebrew: יֹום  yom). Some suggest that the “days” of creation could represent long epochs or ages, citing passages like Psalm 90:4 and 2 Peter 3:8: “With the Lord a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day.” At first glance, this might seem to support the idea that the creation “days” could be extended periods. However, a closer look at the context of these verses reveals a different focus.

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The Accuser Silenced by Blood
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The Accuser Silenced by Blood

Every trap begins as a suggestion, not a seizure. Satan cannot kick the door of the will off its hinges; he is a trespasser without a key. What he can do is lean against the window and whisper a line that rhymes with your own hunger: “You’ve earned a drink.” “One click won’t hurt.” “God helps those who help themselves—so help yourself.” The voice sounds outside at first, but with each repetition, it starts to sound more and more like your own. What began as a suggestion now feels like your very identity.

by Jason•