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What the Book of Job Actually Says About Suffering — And Why We Get It Wrong

Job's comforters were not wrong about God's justice. They were wrong about its application. The distinction matters enormously for how we counsel those in pain.

October 4, 2026·11 min read

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By Joshua Capilla

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Eschatology and the News Cycle: Why Christians Keep Getting Prophecy Wrong

Every generation has mapped current events onto prophetic texts with confident precision. Every generation has been wrong. The pattern itself is instructive.

September 30, 20269 min read

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The Prosperity Gospel's Theological Bankruptcy

The prosperity gospel is not a distortion of Christianity. It is a replacement of it. Understanding why requires going back to what the New Testament actually promises its followers.

September 25, 202610 min read

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Paul's Letter to the Romans and the Problem of Human Righteousness

Romans 1–3 is not primarily about sexual ethics or cultural decline. It is a systematic demolition of every human claim to moral self-sufficiency. The implications are uncomfortable.

September 20, 202612 min read

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The Historical Jesus and the Limits of Scholarship

Academic Jesus scholarship has produced genuine insights and spectacular overreach in roughly equal measure. Knowing the difference requires understanding what historical methods can and cannot establish.

September 15, 202610 min read

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Why the Church's Silence on Political Corruption Is a Theological Problem

The prophetic tradition in Scripture is not a license for partisan politics. It is a mandate for moral clarity that transcends party affiliation — and most churches have abandoned it.

September 10, 20268 min read