How do I know I have eternal life? Not by your feelings, your good works, or how strong your faith seems. Here is how to have real assurance of salvation by believing the promise of Jesus, and what John wrote so that you could know.

Liberating you from bad ideas about God
Stop relying on pastors and Bible teachers to tell you what the Bible means.
Read this book and learn to study the Bible for yourself. Available now on Amazon.
The book discussion questions with each chapter to make it perfect for a home study group. There is also a LONG appendix on how to understand the violent passages in Scripture.
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How do I know I have eternal life? Not by your feelings, your good works, or how strong your faith seems. Here is how to have real assurance of salvation by believing the promise of Jesus, and what John wrote so that you could know.

What are the main theories of the atonement? Here is a side-by-side look at penal substitution, moral influence, the ransom theory, and Christus Victor, what each one says about God, and why a non-violent view of the cross best fits the God we see in Jesus.

Is hell eternal? To answer that question, we need to know what the Bible means by death, the second death, and everlasting punishment. Here is what Scripture says about forever, and why the love of God never stops pursuing anyone.

Are spiritual gifts for today, or did tongues, prophecy, and healing cease with the apostles? Here are the main arguments for cessationism, what 1 Corinthians 13 really says about “when the perfect comes,” and why the church still needs every spiritual gift today.

Is Christmas pagan? Some Christians are told that the Christmas tree is an idol, that December 25 belongs to a Roman sun god, and that faithful believers should have nothing to do with any of it. Other Christians hear the opposite message, that Christmas is a Christian holiday which the culture has stolen, and so we must put Christ back into Christmas.

As we seek to follow Jesus, Paul invites us to walk as light in this dark world (Ephesians 5:7-14). He describes what this light looks like and what darkness looks like, and calls us to wake up and rise from the dead so that darkness can be transformed into light … not just in your life, but in the world as well.
