Forgiveness is a foundation issue within the Christian faith. Jesus, in particular, had a lot to say on the matter. But one thing you’ll never hear Him say is to “forgive & forget.” That’s not only non-biblical, it’s more or less impossible…

They say, “God helps those who help themselves,” but what about the truly “helpless?”

We use this phrase to console ourselves and others when things don’t go as planned. We’ve heard it so often, many are convinced it’s biblical. It’s not. But that doesn’t mean it’s not worth some reflection!

Nearly every parent has told their children, “Cleanliness is next to godliness” as if it’s straight out of Jesus’ mouth. It’s not. It’s not found anywhere in the Bible. So where does this line come from and how does it align with the actual Word of God?

Even many self-identified Christians now believe Jesus is “one of many roads to God.” Ironic, considering what Jesus actually said about the matter…

“People get what they deserve.” “They’ll get what’s coming for them.” Karma is a…” well, you know the rest. These are things so many Christians say over and over again, but they’re not biblical whatsoever. Jesus never said them, that’s for sure. He did, however, address this issue repeatedly throughout His ministry…

Few things frustrate me more than hearing otherwise faithful Christians repeat the line, “God will never give you more than you can handle.” In this sermon we explore just how false and dangerous this statement truly is…

Jesus spoke a lot of powerful, life changing words. However, for some reason, there are a lot of things attributed to Him which He not only never said, are the antithesis of His actual message. “Follow your heart” is one such saying.

Jesus had a lot to say. He spoke profound truth so abundantly that people have debated over it for 2000 years. However, despite the sheer volume of His words, people have still found ways to put words into His mouth He never uttered…