Biblicaltruth Stories

A spoken-word journey that contrasts the shallow, self‑focused "love" of our culture with the pure, sacrificial love of Christ. Through raw honesty and biblical truth, this poem exposes the emptiness of modern definitions of love and redirects us to the only love that never fails - the love demonstrated by Jesus, who gave Himself freely so we could be truly free.

Many people who follow Christ have essentially staked their whole lives on the historicity of the Bible. The way they see it, if the narratives, characters, places, or events are not historical, then the Bible cannot possibly be true. I'd like to challenge that view because I don't think that historicity really matters. The testimony of rebirth and mystical regeneration is the raison d'être for our belief in Christ.

Taking the Bible literally can lead to unrealistic and outrageous conclusions. It's important to stress that a refutation of the historical flood narrative is not a refutation of the Bible. The scriptural "truths" work on many different levels.