Many are the controversies within the Seventh-day Adventist movement. More commonly known, you have the women’s ordination movement; less commonly known, the flat earth group. And a very great many others. One such controversy that boggles my mind that it’s even a controversy, is the identity of the King of the North of Daniel 11, specifically the latter half of the chapter.

Satan isn't targeting and attacking most of the Christian denominations; he's already got them in his back pocket. No, he's attacking the Remnant: those who keep the Commandments of God, have the testimony of Jesus, and keep the faith of Jesus. 

When we understand that the services of the tabernacle on earth are symbolic of the higher service above and that the entire ritual and all the sacrifices on the earthly altars pointed to the true Lamb of God, the sanctuary becomes of great importance. In it the gospel is foreshadowed and some of the deep things of God revealed.
-M. L. ANDREASEN

What if the apostle Paul wrote to the American people on the topic of abortion? What might he say? I put the prompt into ChatGPT, and here’s what it thinks.

What if the apostle Paul was alive today and wrote a letter to the American Church? What would he say? I put the prompt into ChatGPT, and here’s what it came up with.

An appeal for all Seventh-day Adventists, whether you have left, strayed, backslidden, what have you, return to Jesus: time is running out.

Too many are guessing when they should be studying. This chart isn’t just history—it’s heaven’s warning in advance. Bible prophecy is unfolding right now. Don’t get caught off guard. Understand the timeline. Know the truth. Be ready.

The writings of historians, the records of chronographers, the languages of earth, the calendars of time, and the existence of the Jewish race—all testify to the fact that the weekly cycle on our calendars today is the same as in earlier centuries—going back to the time of Christ, to Moses, and beyond.

The word cult gets thrown around a lot, often without careful definition. For many, it means “any group that believes differently than I do.” But if we’re going to be fair—and biblical—let’s test the Seventh-day Adventist Church by the Word of God, not by human tradition or popular opinion.

Here’s why the claim that SDAs are a cult simply doesn’t hold up.

In an age of spiritual noise and religious spectacle, it’s easy to assume that power equals truth. If someone performs miracles, speaks boldly in Jesus’ name, or claims to have visions—surely that’s the Holy Spirit at work… right?

Not always.

This is another very common objection to the Sabbath. Many will often claim, “Jesus is my Sabbath!” This, of course, is just an excuse to reject the real Sabbath and to continue doing what you want. Let’s look at it from the Bible.

One of the more common objections I have heard in regard to the Sabbath is the claim that Jesus broke the Sabbath. But is that a Biblical claim? Let’s study and find out.

Mark 9:43-48 is often cited by many in an effort to try and prove eternal hellfire. But, is that what it really teaches? No, it doesn’t. When we compare all the Scriptures in the Bible on this topic, it becomes extremely clear that nobody goes to Heaven or Hellfire at death, and hellfire doesn’t even exist yet. So, what does this passage mean? Let’s study and find out.

Jesus and Michael, the archangel, are one and the same person. Now let's talk about how from the bible. Now searching the name Michael will yield about 15 results, but five of those, at least five, refer to Jesus. Three of those appear in the book of Daniel, one in Jude, one in Revelation.

Know, I don't know who needs to hear this, but Jesus did not speak on hellfire more than he spoke on any other topic. He actually spoke on God and heaven more than anything else. Okay. But what did Jesus teach on death and hell? Well, let's start with the story of Lazarus.

So I received a comment on one of my Instagram posts with several objections as to why this person believes the Sabbath no longer applies in the New Testament time period, starting with Christ came to fulfill the law. Now we're gonna go through each objection in this post, and see what the Bible says.

The identity of the antichrist has been revealed as has the mark of the beast. Now what are they? Thankfully, the Bible gives us several key characteristics that there is only one possible option for who the antichrist is. Now one fundamental principle we need to lay down for this study is how Daniel chapters two, seven, and eight all parallel each other. They simply use different symbols to discuss the same topic, each time with additional details.

By now, most, if not all of you, know that the Catholic Church elected a new pope. He has taken the name of Leo XIV, and he is also the first American pope from the USA. Here's a few reasons why this could be very significant and prophetic. 

A popular belief amongst Christians today is the doctrine of Once Saved, Always Saved. Why is it so popular? Doubtless there are some who genuinely believe this. But there are others who simply use it as an excuse to live as they please, and still trying to have assurance of salvation. Is this idea Biblical? Or is it a dangerous deception invented by the devil? Let's study together and find out.

This is one of those hotly debated topics within the various circles of Christianity. Some say the doctrine of OSAS is false, some say it’s true. But, what does the Bible say? In this study will be explained what the Bible says on this topic. Once Saved, Always Saved is a false doctrine. But why? And why do so many people defend it tooth and nail?

This false doctrine is built on a few major tenets. These are as follows: