Difficult Scriptures Made Simple

Have you ever been confused by a Bible teaching that seemed contrary to something else in the Bible? Have you ever read a scripture that seemed to contradict another scripture? Discover how to "rightly divide the Word" so that you won't feel condemned reading it.

Christians who still believe they can commit “sin” or are “sinning” are looking more to their level of obedience, then relying on Christ’s perfect obedience that’s imputed unto them and need to renew their minds, or else defeat and misery will be their portion and not true
freedom.

What does it really mean to be PRUNED, and CUT OFF or THROWN IN THE FIRE by God. In a quick glance these situations don’t seem pleasant, but rather threatening - perhaps even painful. Let's dive in and discover the real meaning of these beautiful verses!

The Ephesian Church had a problem. Jesus tells them in plain words: “Yet I hold this against you: you have forsaken your first love. Remember the height from which you have fallen! Repent and do the things you did at first. If you do not repent I will come to you and
remove your lampstand from its place.” (Rev. 2:4-5). Read this verse through a legalistic lens and you'll end up feeling
condemned. Plus, you'll be trying hard to love God more because your interpretation of this verse will sound like: “The Ephesian Church had a problem, it didn't love God enough. Thus, it has fallen and needs to repent of this lack of love for God and if it doesn't
repent it will lose it's lampstand.”

Every time I teach on Divine Healing and show from the Bible that it's always God's will to heal everybody, 100%, all the time, inevitably someone will ask, “But what about Job? God allowed him to be sick!”

In other words, many people ask themselves “Consider Job: isn’t suffering God’s will?” The answer: NO!

Even though Jesus says there's nothing greater then the first commandment there still is something infinitely greater then loving God! Discover the liberating truth on how to love God more (the right way).

You find the passage about Pauls' thorn in 2 Cor. 12:7-10. Many who read 2 Corinthians 12:7-10 often hastily conclude that Paul's thorn is a “physical sickness.” As such, they conclude that sometimes God’s will is not to heal.

The truth is that's it's always God's will to heal anyone, 100%, all the time. I already covered that in another video, called “How to Heal the Sick: God's will about healing.” One of the purposes of this video is to debunk the false idea that Paul’s thorn in the flesh was a sickness given to him by God to keep him humble.

Misunderstanding about the sin that can't be forgiven has caused much confusion and fear and many secretly ask themselves: “Have I blasphemed against the Holy Spirit? What if I have committed the unforgivable sin? How do I know that I have not sinned to a point where I cannot be forgiven?” And so, many fear that they have blasphemed the Holy Spirit and done unforgivable things, thus struggle with condemation.

God doens't want you to live in confusion and fear. He is a God of clarity and love, therefore confusion and fear shouldn't be part of your Grace walk. Let's clear up the sky by removing any clouds of confusion and doubt and bring our hearts at peace, shall we?