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Judgment Day for Christless Religion! -Greg Albrecht

Question:   Based on your teachings, how can I better understand what the Bible teaches about a judgment day in the future? Response:  Excellent question. Several thoughts to keep in mind: The popular religious doctrine of "Judgment Day" is of a future time when all who have ever lived will be in a long line stretching around the world, waiting to appear before God the Father. The idea advanced is that all who have ever lived will have their sins and merits placed on some sort of scale, and if their good deeds outweigh the negative, then they will be allowed entry into the heavenly kingdom of God, based on their ...

December 2025

CLICK HERE to read now (PDF Format) Brad Jersak The Gospel of Jesus – pg. 2 Kenneth Tanner The Vulnerable God – pg. 7

When Bad Fruit is Enough – Brad Jersak

When biblical and theological arguments are moot points. From Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount Matthew 7 16 “You will know them by their fruits. Are grapes gathered from thorns, or figs from thistles? 17 In the same way, every good tree bears good fruit, but the bad tree bears bad fruit. 18 A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor can a bad tree bear good fruit. 19 Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire. 20 Thus you will know them by their fruits.” In context, Jesus warns his immediate audience about false prophets. He coined the phrase “wolves in sheep’s clothing” in the previous verse. ...

Q&R: Reading Biblical Threats – Brad Jersak

Question: How do you read difficult passages in the Bible like "the weeping and gnashing of teeth" and the seemingly threatening passages in the Bible?  Response: I believe it's always essential that we start with Jesus' revelation of God is infinite Love and that Jesus' heart is to restore all things and all people through his victory over satan, sin and death through his life, death, resurrection, and ascension. The apostle Paul then anticipates Jesus' end game: the summing up of everyone in Jesus (Ephesians 1) and the final outcome where every knee bows, every tongue confesses, and every eye sees at the very last that Jesus is ...