18L
A letter from John that reveals why every name carries power, but only the Name given by the Father carries the covenant authority of salvation. Shows that the name “Jesus” can produce emotion, miracles, and answered prayers not because it holds Heaven’s power but because Satan allows signs that maintain deception. Explains that true authority belongs only to the Name Heaven appointed, the Name that contains YHWH’s identity and salvation. Exposes how modern Bible translations and altered doctrines have removed covenant words like “remission,” leaving multitudes with a false foundation. Warns that Satan’s greatest weapon is not wickedness but deception, giving people religious confidence without covenant truth. Calls believers to test every name, every miracle, and every doctrine against Scripture, stand in the true Name, and prepare for the coming conflict between truth and tradition.
41L
A letter from John showing that when God begins calling a person, He first separates them from old comforts, old influences, and old identities so He can shape them for His purpose. Explains that true calling brings discomfort, isolation, and inward transformation as God tears away the old to build the new. Exposes the lie of a “balanced life” between God and the world, teaching that a divided heart cannot follow Christ. Reveals through Scripture that separation, pruning, trials, and the wilderness are all part of the process God uses to prepare His chosen. Encourages believers to surrender fully, redeem the time, endure correction, and trust that every test is forming them into a vessel worthy of the calling.
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50L
A letter from John that calls believers to examine the true worth of God by confronting the myth of a “balanced life” between the world and Christ. Shows that divided time, divided obedience, and divided affections reveal a divided heart. Exposes the deception of trying to balance holiness with sin, pleasure with obedience, and self with surrender. Teaches that time, involvement, service, and obedience are all tests of a disciple’s love for God. Warns that stinginess toward God, spiritual amnesia, and returning to old habits reveal a lack of faith and disobedience that hinders prayer and brings judgment. Urges believers to remember their identity in Christ, redeem the time, walk in full surrender, and give God everything, because His worth is beyond measure.
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A letter from John showing that the smallest instructions of God reveal His order, His holiness, and His truth, while Satan works through subtle distortions that seem minor but corrupt the entire message. Demonstrates from Scripture how God manifests His glory through precise obedience, and how the enemy uses slight twists, partial truths, and human traditions to lead believers away from the narrow path. Calls disciples to examine every teaching, every practice, and every belief to ensure they follow the exact words of God rather than adjusted versions of their own making.
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71L
A letter from John the exposes emotional-based Christianity that replaces biblical doctrine with self-help teaching. Warns that feelings, hype, and stagecraft cannot produce salvation or holiness. Calls churches back to preaching truth, repentance, and obedience.
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