The First Sign Someone Is Dangerous (According to an Expert)

The First Sign Someone Is Dangerous (According to an Expert)

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Dr. Jordan B. Peterson and various psychological experts, the primary sign that someone is dangerous is inability to control their temper or uncontrolled rage.  Specifically, experts highlight these key indicators: While Dr. Peterson emphasizes temper control as a critical red flag, other sources note that lack of empathy and boundary violations are equally significant predictors of dangerous behavior.  What Does The KJV Bible Say? The …

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I Walked Off Mid Sermon at Jack Hibbs’ Amazing Church. Here’s Why

I Walked Off Mid Sermon at Jack Hibbs’ Amazing Church. Here’s Why

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This is a video by Ray Comfort (founder of Living Waters), uploaded to YouTube on September 2, 2026 (two days ago).  In it, Comfort recounts walking off the stage mid-sermon at Calvary Chapel Chino Hills, the church led by Jack Hibbs.  The video description reads: “We made a mistake and left out the part where Ray walks off the stage. Sorry for the confusion, …

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The Razor’s Edge: Building a Christian Conscience

The Razor’s Edge: Building a Christian Conscience

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“The Razor’s Edge” is the first lesson in R.C. Sproul’s teaching series Building a Christian Conscience, in which he distinguishes between ethics (normative, based on “ought-ness” and God’s principles) and morality (descriptive, based on “is-ness” and societal customs). Key points from the lesson include: What Does The KJV Bible Say? “The Razor’s Edge: Building a Christian Conscience” is a profound theological …

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That’s NOT Spiritual Warfare

That’s NOT Spiritual Warfare

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Warfare according to Jesus is primarily defined as a spiritual struggle rather than a physical one, emphasizing non-violence, love for enemies, and spiritual victory through sacrifice and testimony. In summary, Jesus’ model of warfare rejects physical aggression and military service for his disciples, advocating instead for spiritual resilience, moral integrity, and trust in God’s ultimate justice.  What Does The KJV Bible …

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Psalm 95 – Enter Your Rest

Psalm 95 – Enter Your Rest

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Psalm 95 serves as a dual call to joyful worship and obedient submission, warning believers against the hardened unbelief that prevented the Exodus generation from entering God’s rest.  The passage highlights that while the physical Promised Land was the initial rest denied to the rebellious Israelites, the biblical concept of rest extends to a spiritual and eternal Sabbath rest available through faith in Christ.  Historical …

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How to Deal with Guilt: Dealing with Difficult Problems

How to Deal with Guilt: Dealing with Difficult Problems

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To deal with guilt effectively, first distinguish between healthy guilt (which signals a need for repair) and toxic guilt (which is disproportionate or based on distorted thinking).  For healthy guilt, the most direct path to resolution involves making amends by offering a genuine apology, taking responsibility without excessive self-blame, and changing future behavior to prevent recurrence.  If direct amends are impossible or …

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How to Deal with Evil People (Without Losing Yourself)

How to Deal with Evil People (Without Losing Yourself)

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Recognize the behavior and don’t take it personally. Evil individuals are often master manipulators who lie to convince others they are not the problem; accepting this reality acts as armor against their lies.  Do not confront them or expect change, as they rarely see their own faults and will use arguments to confuse and disorient you.  Create firm …

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A Covert Narcissist’s #1 Tactic, Hands Down

A Covert Narcissist’s #1 Tactic, Hands Down

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The #1 tactic of a covert narcissist is gaslighting, used to make victims doubt their own perceptions and reality.  What Does The KJV Bible Say? KJV Scriptural Analysis of Feigned Innocence The King James Version (KJV) addresses the mechanics of covert manipulation, framing it as a deceitful heart cloaked in righteous or sorrowful behavior. Scripture Reference Biblical Text …

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A Narcissist’s Provoke-Then-Accuse Game

A Narcissist’s Provoke-Then-Accuse Game

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The Provoke-Then-Accuse game is a manipulative tactic where a narcissist deliberately triggers an emotional reaction to justify blaming the target.  This cycle begins with provocation, where the narcissist engages in subtle or overt behaviors designed to push the target’s buttons, such as making snide remarks, ignoring boundaries, or creating chaotic situations.  The goal is to elicit a response—such as anger, …

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The Good Samaritan Isn’t About Being Nice | The Parable That Exposes Our Hearts

The Good Samaritan Isn’t About Being Nice | The Parable That Exposes Our Hearts

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R.C. Sproul teaches that the Parable of the Good Samaritan is not about “being nice” or a universal brotherhood, but rather about the “universal neighborhood” of God, which requires all people to demonstrate active compassion and mercy to every human being regardless of ethnicity or social status. Sproul argues that the parable was told to …

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