Close-up of a modern, white stone church or ministry building facade violently cracked and peeling away to reveal a traditional, sacred Christian interior with a cross, altar, pews, and communion elements (bread and wine). Text overlay reads: "Unmasking Truth."

Communion America’s Dark Secrets: 7 Revival Traps Threatening Your Faith

A Call from Japan to Japan: The Need for Careful Discernment in a Changing Church

A glowing cross rises from an open Bible, symbolizing biblical discernment

Test Everything: The Biblical Case Against Quoting False Teachers | すべてを試せ – 偽教師の引用を禁じる聖書の根拠

Cracked altar with open Bible and flame on National Mall, warning of Communion America heresy and false gospel revival

Communion America on the National Mall: 7 Theological Red Flags Every Christian Must Spot

Got Jesus? Bumper sticker and T-shirt merchandise in a crowded Christian bookstore, illustrating the commercialization of the gospel.

The Ultimate Meaning Behind ‘Got Jesus’ T-Shirts: A Profound Look at Faith and Style

Close-up of a modern, white stone church or ministry building facade violently cracked and peeling away to reveal a traditional, sacred Christian interior with a cross, altar, pews, and communion elements (bread and wine). Text overlay reads: "Unmasking Truth."

Communion America’s Dark Secrets: 7 Revival Traps Threatening Your Faith

A Call from Japan to Japan: The Need for Careful Discernment in a Changing Church

Test Everything: The Biblical Case Against Quoting False Teachers | すべてを試せ – 偽教師の引用を禁じる聖書の根拠
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Test Everything: The Biblical Case Against Quoting False Teachers | すべてを試せ – 偽教師の引用を禁じる聖書の根拠

Discover why Scripture commands us to “test everything” (1 Thessalonians 5:21) and reject selective quoting of false teachers. This post explores the biblical case against compromise, the dangers of modern theological movements, and the call to guard the gospel with discernment. Learn how to stand firm in sound doctrine.

Be Strong—Andrizou—Play the Man! The Martyrdom of Polycarp
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Be Strong—Andrizou—Play the Man! The Martyrdom of Polycarp

When soldiers found the 86-year-old bishop hiding in a farmhouse, he welcomed them with hospitality, offering food and praying for two hours—moving even his captors to tears. Led to the stadium, Polycarp faced a roaring crowd, fresh from the execution of eleven believers. Amid the chaos, a heavenly voice declared, “Be strong, Polycarp, and play the man!” (andrizou, Greek for “act like a man” or “be courageous”)…

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.