Author: Isaiah Hole
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Why you should follow Jesus
I get it—you think that religion is the opiate of the masses. You’ve seen “Christians” act in judgmental and hypocritical ways. You think believing in God is simply a way for people who are afraid of death to make sense of the world, and that the Bible was a system of authority to control people.… Read more
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The blood of the innocent Lamb saves
Jesus loves you more than you know. Here is how He’s proven it time and time again. Read more
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Misconceptions of being a Christian
Many have their own notions of who Christians are and what they believe. This is how we follow Jesus. Read more
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The danger of fearing man over God
The Bible says to fear God and not man. Yet, the world fears and worships man and you can see where that’s gotten us. Read more
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The folly of seeking God’s love rather than His heart
Many in the modern church have forsaken seeking the wholeness of Christ and instead have watered down Jesus to just His love. Read more
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The importance of context in scripture
The Bible is often quote-mined and stripped out of context to meet the needs of man. Thus, we must take everything in context. Read more
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What actually is spiritual warfare and putting on the ‘full armor of God?’
I wrote this back in December as I was pondering what Paul meant in Ephesians 6 about ‘putting on the full armor of God.’ Digging deeper into it even beyond when I originally wrote this, I realized how much those fanatical about spiritual warfare pay attention to the verse where it says ‘we wrestle not… Read more
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We should abandon the tenet of ‘once saved, always saved’
The internecine Christian battle rages concerning the tenet of ‘once saved, always saved.’ Calvinists and Arminians argue about both Jesus’ and Paul’s words involving ‘the elect’ and who is the target for the Great Commission. But just as much, the idea that salvation is a one-time event and that the elect cannot be deceived or… Read more
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Welcome to Faith Over Culture!
My name is Isaiah, and I was raised both in the church as well as in Christian schools. Though I was a believer, I was a Christian in name only for most of my life, but I fully submitted myself to Christ in Jan. 2023 and haven’t looked back. That’s not to say that it’s… Read more