Change is a Good Thing!
Hey everybody — just wanted to let you know that I have updated the website layout, design, etc. to be easier to navigate and read.
This is version 6.0 of our website — and we’ve come a long way in the last few years!
I also wanted to take a minute to thank you all who have been on this journey with us.
We never would have dreamed that in less than three years, we would have nearly 350,000 visitors to our site!
We have certainly had our ups and downs, made a ton of mistakes, and changed an astronomically large number of things — our methods, our articles, our videos, the design and layout of our site…but one thing that I have always endeavored to do is to keep the main focus as the Person of Jesus Christ.
Paul said it like this:
You’ll remember, friends, that when I first came to you to let you in on God’s master stroke, I didn’t try to impress you with polished speeches and the latest philosophy.
I deliberately kept it plain and simple: first Jesus and who he is; then Jesus and what he did—Jesus crucified.
- 1 Cor. 2:1-2 (The Message)
The more we grow and move forward in our understanding of the grace of God as revealed through Christ and become more aware of what He did for us all 2,000 years ago, the more we realize how simple the Gospel really is and how insanely complicated we have been told it is.
God is Love. Period.

Jesus perfectly demonstrated the character and nature of the Father (John 14:9, Heb. 1:3, Col. 1:15).
He constantly was overturning the bad mindsets and understandings that people had of who God was.
So many of the disciples, and especially the religious leaders of the day, had all grown up with an understanding that the Father looked more like Zeus with a lightning bolt ready to smite everyone in judgment instead of demonstrating His love and goodness to draw them to repentance (Rom. 2:4).
Once we understood that Jesus is the Word of God (not ink on a page in a book), everything started changing.
The proclamation from the angels at the birth of Christ was this:
“Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, goodwill toward men!”
- Luke 2:14
As we continue to grow in the understanding that God is for us, that He truly loves us all, and that His blood was sufficient to deal with the burden of sin completely, we welcome you to join with us in proclaiming this Good News of the Kingdom of God!
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I Get My Theology from Jesus
With so many misconceptions of who God is today, it is no wonder the vast amount of confusion that I find so many Christians to be in as I talk with people from all over the world.
The vast overhwelming reality is that most Christians do not have a clue who Jesus is or what He did. They don’t have any understanding that God is good and what Jesus came to do (and subsequently accomplished), and thus they don’t have a true revelation of Jesus Christ.
Jesus is the expressed perfect image and will of God (Heb. 1:3, Col. 1:15) and He healed all the sick (Matthew 4:23-24, Matthew 8:16, Matthew 9:35, Mark 6:56, Luke 9:11, Acts 10:38).
Because most Christians don’t have a true revelation of Jesus Christ, they don’t have a true revelation or understanding of who they are. So they have to make stuff up that backs up why they are leading and living powerless, defeated lives.
I don’t know why so many “Christians” are so quick to defend sickness and sin in their lives. That just sounds like the devil to me.
It is mindblowing how many Christians can quote 3 or 4 verses that might, at face value, seem to support their doctrine of God “giving” sickness or at least “allowing” it.
Yet they will completely and utterly ignore you whenever you bring up all the times that Jesus healed everyone and the fact that He put the onus on the disciples if they couldn’t get the job done—yet He Himself then went and healed the boy they couldn’t heal!
Any parent that does NOT want their children to be healthy and well is sadistic, a murderer, and should be locked up.
No, I am not one of these hyper “prosperity gospel” people. But you will never, not once, never ever hear me say that sickness is something God permits, allows, gives, or condones in any way.
It is from the pit of hell.
The frustrating part is that the only people who teach this stuff are people who usually are themselves sick and/or not healing the sick.
This is not me diminishing their pain, I am not calling them “lesser Christians”, and I’m not elevating myself as “higher” or “better” than them or any of that nonsense.
I simply am saying that what they are teaching is not Biblically accurate and is not reflected in the life of Christ and is therefore, wrong.
I won’t listen to someone’s theology on healing who isn’t doing it anymore than you wouldn’t listen to someone try to tell you how to play football who has never played.
So then the natural question — why isn’t everyone healed then?
Jesus always put it back on the disciples if they couldn’t get the job done in terms of seeing somebody set free from sickness or oppression (Matthew 17:19-20).
He never put it on the sick person themselves (by telling them it was the sick person’s lack of faith) and He CERTAINLY never chalked it up to “God is sovereign. God is in control.”
I think I’ll get my theology from the Son of God and not the John Piper’s or John MacArthur’s or the Joni Eareackson Tada’s or the Justin Peters’ of the world, thank you very much.
It’s amazing—I currently still wear glasses and yet you’ll never hear me blame it on God!
Oh, brothers and sisters the FREEDOM that comes to trust our Father when you realize He is not a child abuser!
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