Author Archives: thethirdhelix

The Unsubverted Gospel, part 3 of 3 What does “the Church as a forge for saints” actually look like, in practical terms? What does it mean for the Church to mentor people in their “participation in the Divine Nature”? (Note … Continue reading →

The Unsubverted Gospel, part 2 of 3 To recap part 1: The gospel is absolutely not that we go to heaven when we die. The true gospel is that heaven comes here to abolish death entirely, and actually is already … Continue reading →

Whenever I decry the popular lie of mainstream pseudo-Christianity – this idea that we believe in Jesus in order to go to heaven as disembodied spirits or “souls” when we die – I typically meet with one of two basic … Continue reading →

This quasi-article emerged from an ongoing conversation we’ve been having on the Mount Hermeneutics podcast (available wherever you get your podcasts – like and subscribe!). The discussion initially began as an answer to a listener’s question about heaven. Specifically, we … Continue reading →

We make frequent mention of the Divine Council worldview on our podcast, and in an early episode, we explained what that is and what it means, but the question still comes up with some regularity from our listeners, so a … Continue reading →

This article is a follow-up to a recent episode of the Mount Hermeneutics podcast in which we tackled the question of “What Did Jesus Teach?” On the show, we frequently critique and correct what we regard to be the many … Continue reading →

Imagine going to a wedding, and everyone is celebrating and happy and there is a palpable feeling of joy and love in the air at what is about to occur: the joining of two people for the start of a … Continue reading →

I’m always told that I have a great “testimony.” A “testimony,” of course, being the account of a Christian’s conversion – how we “came to know the Lord.”   And, not to brag, but as “testimonies” go, mine is a … Continue reading →