28.6.10

Does God torture people who don't love Him enough?


When and where is Hell?


Is God Bi-Polar?




Is God going to run out of patience with rebels and roast them?


How can anyone love a God who threatens people with eternal and unimaginable abuse if they refuse His love? Is that how love operates?


If someone came up to you, put a knife to your chest and demanded that you love them for the rest of your life or else, would you want to love them or hate them?

Are humans more humane than God?


These are not hypothetical questions or religious trivia. These are real issues of the heart that remain deeply unsettled in the minds and hearts of millions of people. Many struggle to understand how to love a God who, according to many religious teachers, will delight in burning them alive for eternity if they don't satisfy His demands or convince Him of their allegiance or say certain “magic” words required of them. Is this the real truth about the God of the Bible? Does the Bible really teach us about a monster in the sky waiting to torment us if we aren't good enough?


I have spent the last several years following clues and listening to the voice of what many might think is a different drummer. What I am discovering has radically transformed my beliefs about God, hell, the fires encountered whenever people get close to God and what is the wrath of Jehovah. But is has not just changed my mind about these things but has unlocked my heart to be able to respond with spontaneous praise, appreciation and devotion to a God who is, in fact, very different than what most people claiming to represent Him have said about Him.


I have been recording my research over the past few years and decided to make it available to anyone interested in looking deeper into the real truth about God. I have no intention of forcing anyone to agree with me. I am learning that the real God of Creation refuses to ever do anything of the kind to anyone, because love requires total freedom of response to remain love. For a relationship of love to be genuine both parties must be free to not love if they choose without threat of reprisals. Real love is built on respect, mutual trust, vulnerability and intimacy. I am discovering that God wants just such a relationship with each one of us.


I invite you to explore this God with me. Feel free to dialog with me or just browse, ponder and meditate. But listen carefully to the quiet attraction of a sweet Spirit inside of you that will inevitably begin alluring your heart into a love that will satisfy your deepest cravings like nothing else has ever done.


As humans all we have ever known is a world system based on sin, conflict, confusion, pain and death. But there is a far bigger reality than that which we have assumed in our politics, our social networks and our careers. Like it or not, we are all involved deeply in a massive battle going on that is fierce, real but mostly unseen because much of it takes place on the supernatural level. The Bible gives us the most information available about this ongoing war and there are many theories about how it is going to end. The problem is, one of the greatest weapons of this war is deception and so most of the information floating around in religion is actually designed to divert us from what is real.


There are many varieties of ideas about the final outcome of this cosmic tragedy, but what I am finding is that for nearly everyone, the ending is going to be a shocking surprise. Come with me and look into the future. The end of the story is far different than what you thought. It's a Surprise Ending.



A fly-over of the cosmic story from beginning to end.


Collections of Scriptures for study and research.


Is it wrath or passion?


Truths about Hell


Legal Tender for the Debt of Sin


The Road Less Traveled

16.6.10

Various Articles on Judgment, Wrath and Passion of God

Judicial Systems Compared

Jesus as a Mirror

Lucifer's Alternative


Dominion and the Problem of Vertigo

Wrath Revealed

Carried Away for Him

Thoughts on God's Wrath


Resisting Truth and Catching Fire


Discomfort with Judgment