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August 7, 2026

The house is completely quiet — that kind of quiet where you can hear the refrigerator humming in the next room. You are on the...

August 7, 2026

Picture a revolutionary manifesto. The kind meant to tear down the most powerful empire on earth. Now picture that same manifesto written in the dominant...

August 7, 2026

You probably remember the Magic Eye posters. They were everywhere in the mid-nineties — malls, dentist offices, the back wall of every bookstore that wanted...

August 7, 2026

Understanding the Slave Mentality — Fear, Unbelief, and Israel’s Struggle to Trust God in the Wilderness#   Imagine you have been locked in a room...

August 3, 2026

Case Studies of Misapplication and Misinterpretation#   Imagine receiving a deeply personal letter — one written specifically for you, full of promises, warnings, and instructions...

August 3, 2026

Seeing the Full Picture Before You Decide What It Means#   You are scrolling through your feed and you stop on a photograph of a...

August 3, 2026

You have seen it happen in real time. A clip circulates. Fifteen seconds of a speech, a sermon, an interview. By the time it reaches...

August 3, 2026

Why It Works on People Who Are Genuinely Trying to Get It Right#   Picture this. You are sitting in a room full of people...

August 2, 2026

It’s late. The house is quiet. You’re sitting at the kitchen table with your Bible open in front of you, and you’re genuinely trying to...

August 2, 2026

Someone once told you Christianity has been corrupted. Maybe it was a friend. Maybe a stranger online. Maybe a recruiter who seemed genuinely concerned for...

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    The scroll arrived at seven churches with a message that was both strange and familiar. A messenger — probably a trusted believer, someone who knew...

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    In the first century, the cities of Roman Asia were saturated with imperial presence. Temples to the emperor lined the public squares. Civic festivals, trade...

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    The Beginning and the End There is a way of reading the Gospel of John and the Book of Revelation together — in conversation with...

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    “Blessed is the one who reads aloud the words of this prophecy, and blessed are those who hear and obey what is written in it,...

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    Explaining Faith started as a private Bible study — a personal, ongoing practice of studying Scripture and apologetics for genuine understanding, not built from the outset to be public-facing. Over time that study became a gathered collection: research, sourced answers, historical context, and theological work organized the way anyone might build a private reference library, except built specifically to be used — as a kind of copilot when actually sharing the gospel with someone, ready with real, well-grounded answers in the moment rather than having to reconstruct an argument from scratch mid-conversation. The whole point was never just to collect knowledge privately. It was to have it organized and close at hand for the moment it's actually needed — sharing the gospel with someone else.

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