THEOLOGY & SCRIPTURE
Hell & Conditional Immortality
Eternal life is God's gift, not our birthright.
What happens when we die, and what does the Bible really say about hell? Explore the case for conditional immortality, what Scripture teaches about judgment, and the Christian hope of bodily resurrection and a renewed creation.
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Judgment & Punishment
Arminianism, Atonement, and Annihilation
Is annihilationism simply the logical end of Arminian views of the atonement? Responding to a recent Facebook claim by exploring reconciliation, judgment by works, and Calvinist and Arminian frameworks.
Judgment & Punishment
Is Eternal Conscious Torment Biblical?
Does rejecting eternal conscious torment make you a heretic? Examining Lazarus and the rich man, unquenchable fire and the lake of fire, and the promise that death itself will be destroyed.
Is The Soul Immortal?Judgment & Punishment
Hell, Judgment, And Conditional Immortality
Is hell a place of eternal conscious torment? Tracing creation, Gehenna, Hades and the second death, alongside early church voices like Justin Martyr and Irenaeus, to show God’s final victory over death.
Is The Soul Immortal?
The Myth Of Inherent Immortality
Does the soul live forever? Tracing Genesis 2, Romans 5 and 1 Corinthians 15 to show how the idea of inherent immortality owes more to Plato than to Scripture.
Resurrection & New Creation
Resurrection: Life After Life After Death
Do Christians go straight to heaven when they die? Exploring 1 Corinthians 15, 2 Corinthians 5, Luke 23:43 and the difference between Lazarus’ return to life and Jesus’ resurrection.
Resurrection & New Creation
Heaven + Earth: The End Of The Story
Is going to heaven really the Christian’s final hope? Tracing God’s purpose from Eden to Revelation 21–22, and why the kingdom promises a renewed earth filled with His glory.
Judgment & Punishment
Three Reasons I Don’t Believe In Hell
Is hell really a place of eternal fiery torment? Examining she’ol, hades, gehenna and tartarus, the story of death in Genesis and why the gospel promises life, not endless punishment.
