Stop Saying “Don’t Judge” Christians! | Matthew 7
Are you a judgemental Christian? What does the Bible say about judging others? Study Guide for Crack Your Bible Episode 395 06202020 Click Here to Watch on Bitchute Click Here…
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Answering A False Brother’s Accusations
“Yet because of false brothers secretly brought in—who slipped in to spy out our freedom that we have in Christ Jesus, so that they might bring us into slavery— to them we did…
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These 7 People Cause Spiritual Warfare Burnout
Hey Fam! Someone left a really good comment on yesterday’s live episode of #crackyourbible about how worn out they are with dealing with everyone else’s constant spiritual battles. I could…
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Unbelievable! Union Seminary Praying to PLANTS
Hey Fam! Check this out – Union Seminary in Harlem, NYC, NY has people confessing their sins to plants. What do you all think I think? This Is Heresy! “in…
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Stop Falsely Claiming Rape To Hide Past Promiscuity
Hey Fam! Let me speak on something real quick because I agree with this man on Twitter. False Rape Accusations Are Evil So many Christians (almost exclusively women) don’t want…
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Unfaithful Israelites Want That Dick
Remember when I told you to check out Ezekiel 23 about a week ago to talk about “offensive language” in the Bible? Wow! Christians have no idea just how explicit…
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If you do this, you’re dining at the table of demons!
Your church won’t talk about this one thing that allows Satan to have legal right into your house! Study Guide for Crack Your Bible Episode 300 06/20/2019 🍴 When you…
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Does God hate you? (& Quora Bans)
When we’re living under sin that we know God hates, does that mean that God hates us too?
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If I’m “saved by Grace,” why shouldn’t I live a sinful life?
One of the larger misconceptions about Christianity is, “why would I stop sinning if Jesus has already died for my sins?” Christians unfortunately have a poor track-record explaining the concept of “salvation apart from works” vs. “heavenly rewards based on our works.”
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“Taking God’s Name In Vain” Is The Most Misunderstood Commandment
Taking the Lord’s name in vain. Christians the world over have been threatening their children and grandchildren with punishment if they so much as think about saying “Oh my God!” These Christians couldn’t be more misguided.
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