Sin abounds in the world today and the majority of Christians do not recognise it. Satan is out in the world and his deceptions are in full sway over the nations especially the evangelicals in the US states supporting wars against innocent civilians who did nothing to America.

What if the Bible by your nightstand has some serious corruptions? What if your Old Testament was not the Old Testament used by Christ and the Apostles? It isn't. And it does.

Rabbi Elhanan Beck is a Jerusalem-born anti Zionist Jew who discusses with a Muslim reporter why he says that Netanyahu is Amalek. It is a discussion on Muslims and Jews peacefully coexisting in Palestine, the politics of the Zionist state and the religious beliefs of Torah Jews in regards to Israel.

Officials at the World Health Organization (WHO) admit they are preparing for a “worst-case scenario” of nuclear weapons being used in the U.S. and Israel’s war against Iran. It also brings into focus the possible use of the Samson Option if the Israeli state is threatened with extinction.

Israeli Rabbi Baruch Rosenblum has just declared that the Jewish Messiah will be announced Thursday March 19th — the first day of Nissan on the Jewish calendar. PM Netanyahu agrees that he will be coming as a military leader to wipe out Amalek (Iran) but that it won't be this Thursday.

The debate around Covenant Theology, replacement theology, and dispensationalism has intensified online. Covenant Theology posits one unified people of God through Christ, unlike dispensationalism, which promotes two distinct groups. The true church is seen as the fulfillment of God's promises, integrating both Jews and Gentiles into one faith community under Christ.

In 2023, extremist members of the Israeli Knesset attempted to ban teaching Christianity and proposed severe penalties for offenders, which failed due to pressure from American evangelical Christians. Recently, a preliminary bill was passed to criminalize praying to Christ at the Western Wall, highlighting rising tensions between Israeli laws and Christian beliefs.

Christian-Zionist deception has led to US commanders framing the Iran war as ‘God’s divine plan’. But that can only be the result of a perversion of biblical end-time prophecy, where Christians are told to support the 3rd Jewish Temple to bring on the return of Christ.

The United States and Israel have been bombing Iran for more than a day now in an unprovoked attack. Who is the Great Satan and who is the little Satan here? And where does the demonic blood lust frenzy for war come from?

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee stated in an interview that Israel has a biblical right to occupy much of the Middle East, sparking controversy. Critics argue his interpretation is flawed. His comments have been labeled as a significant diplomatic blunder, inciting uproar across the region.

Australia's new "hate speech" laws have raised concerns about free expression, particularly regarding criticism of foreign governments like Israel. Attorney-General Michelle Rowland assures that peaceful criticism is allowed but warns that any statements causing fear or intimidation could lead to prosecution.

The new anti-free-speech law in Australia, designed to combat hate and extremism, significantly restricts political discourse, banning criticism of the government, Israel, and Islam. Critics argue this creates a chilling effect on free speech, forcing individuals to avoid sensitive topics and placing the burden of proof on writers accused of violations.

The new Australian "hate speech" legislation criminalizes criticism of Israel or Jewish identity, potentially labeling such discourse as harassment. Attorney-General Michelle Rowland confirmed that if Jewish Australians feel intimidated, related actions could be prosecuted. Critics warn this undermines democracy and enables totalitarian practices by silencing political opposition.

Former Christian Zionist Steven Ben-Nun demolishes the claim of Christian Zionists that modern Israel fulfills biblical prophecy, specifically Isaiah 66:8. The true prophetic fulfillment is spiritual, evident in the birth of spiritual Zion the Christian assembly at Pentecost, rather than a geopolitical event in 1948. He advocates for a Christ-centered understanding of Zionism.

In his book "God Keeps His Promises" JD Hall brings the ancient lens of Scripture back into focus and reminds God’s people that His promises have always found their “Yes and Amen” in Jesus Christ, not in the shifting sands of modern politics, but in the unshakeable kingdom of heaven.

The Scofield Reference Bible, published in 1909, aimed to garner support from American Evangelicals for the Zionist state of Israel, emphasizing a dispensationalist view that separates Jewish and Christian covenants. This interpretive system has significantly influenced modern Christian thought, often at the expense of the core message of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

The majority of self-identified Christians misunderstand the significance of and difference between the Old and New Covenants. The New Covenant represents the fulfilment of the Old, which is obsolete and ineffective. It cannot save. Through Christ’s sacrifice, believers are granted a new relationship with God, emphasizing grace over the law, invalidating the Old Covenant's relevance.

Dispensational Christian-Zionism promotes the notion that Jews are intrinsically the special people of God, sidelining their need for Christ in salvation. That theology nullifies any preaching of the gospel. It silences the true gospel. All people, including the Jews, must seek salvation through faith in Christ alone.

Christian Zionists, particularly from the U.S., support Israel's nation-building despite the rejection of Jesus Christ by the vast majority of Jews. Israel today are not God's chosen people. The true believers in Christ are, irrespective of ethnicity, nationality or race.

JD Hall discusses the name of Jesus, asserting that He was named Ἰησοῦς in Greek, not Yeshua in Hebrew. The Gospel of Matthew records His name in Greek, supporting the idea that He was known by this name in a multilingual first-century Palestine.