Gospel Promise: There is Good News About Hell (Part 1) | AskGod365

The doctrine of hell often causes confusion regarding the character of God. A biblical study of divine justice reveals that the Creator will not torture people eternally. Scripture teaches that human beings are not naturally immortal and that eternal life is a gift found only in Christ. The final judgment ensures the complete destruction of […]
God is in Control of History | Dr. Conrad Vine

The prophetic dream in Daniel chapter two outlines the precise flow of human history over the last 2500 years. A colossal statue representing the succession of global empires reveals how Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome ultimately give way to modern Europe. This vision proves that God alone holds the future and will soon establish an […]
The Question That Matters Most

In the Cosmic Conflict, What Must I Do to Be Saved ?
There is one question that ultimately matters more than every other question human beings can ask:
“What must I do to be saved?”
It is the question that Satan does not want us to ask. Ellen G. White makes this startling observation in The Great Controversy, […]
Final Battle of Two Competing Kingdoms

The Reality of Evil Spirits and the Supremacy of God
There is a spiritual conflict taking place around us that cannot be adequately understood merely by looking at what we can see.
The Bible presents a world far larger than the visible world. Scripture describes heavenly beings of extraordinary power, fallen angels who have become the enemies […]
Discovering the Assurance of Salvation in the Cross of Jesus

Understanding The Offense of the Cross
Grace, Enmity, and the Great Conflict Between Christ and Satan
There is something profoundly strange about the cross of Jesus Christ.
It is the supreme revelation of God’s love—and yet it has always provoked opposition.
It is the message of forgiveness—and yet it exposes human sin.
It is the proclamation of grace—and yet it […]
What is Hell? | God? (Part 11) | David Asscherick

Does a loving God eternally torture those who reject Him? David Asscherick addresses one of Christianity’s most misunderstood teachings by tracing the doctrine of an eternally burning hell to its origins in Greek philosophy rather than scripture. He demonstrates that the Bible consistently describes hell as total destruction, not ongoing torment. By aligning biblical language […]

