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Enter by the narrow gate. For the gate is wide and broad is the way that leads to destruction; many shall enter through it. Narrow is the gate and hard is the way that leads to life; few will there be that find it." ~ Matthew 7:13-14 | 
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Welcome! Here you will find many articles about true Christianity, (aka what Jesus REALLY taught) while you can also learn about why this site was made, and an overview of the apostasy of the modern "Church". There is also a library of books written by myself and a Spirit-inspired translation of the most mportant part of the Bible: the Gospel, coming soon.Overall, this site is here to promote the teachings of Jesus and the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to become apart of his family through the love of the Father and his Covenant. Always remember, Jesus and his love will always prevail, so long as we keep preaching it. Spread it to everyone, and obey him no matter who or where you are.
This site is dedicated to the spreading of the Gospel of the Kingdom on the Internet, where thankfully information can be spread faster and to more people at the same time. The gospel of Jesus has been distorted and torn apart by 'believers' and skeptics alike, while replacement kingdoms run rampant. Jesus predicted this would happen, saying, 'When the Son of Man comes, will there be any faith on earth?' There are a few people who are right now setting out on this similar mission: sharing the love of Christ to those who care."
The gospel of the kingdom is not that Jesus did everything, so you don't have to please God. It isn't that flattering God with fancy titles and pamperng him with marble statues will get you to heaven either. Obedience to Jesus' teachings is the true gospel, because Jesus said in many places that the wise shall follow in his footsteps, while those who don't will be condemned (Matthew 7:24, John 14:6, Matthew 13:22-23, Mark 16:16*). That is why obedience to his teachings is so essential.
Churchianity has made Jesus out to be a weak-willed, overgiving, morally spineless Savior who doesn't really care about whether or not you actually do what he said to do. What most people don't know (I grew up never knowing this) is that Jesus was a bold and revolutionary Messiah who warned us of putting off salvation for tomorrow and satisfying our greed today. After all, he did say:
"A camel shall go through the eye of a needle before a rich man enters the kingdom of God. " ~ Mark 10:25
Don't put your salvation off for tomorrow. Jesus warned that people who do that are putting their soul in jeopardy (Matthew 7:13). If Jesus returns then, it'll be far too late. The last prophet until these modern times, John the Baptist, said 'his winnowing fork is in his hand, and he will clear his threshing floor, gathering his wheat into the barn and burning up the chaff with unquenchable fire' (Matthew 3:12). Please, believe, obey, and be saved. Heaven has enough room for you, but you have to make a reservation first.
While I can't be sure what your eventual fate is, I can almost guarantee that if you asked this question while reading the above section, you aren't (yet). But just because you're wrong, doesn't mean you'll never be right. While I know that it's hard to change someone's mind, especially if they've been pressured to conformance since birth, Jesus can send the Comforter to make you a better person, and get you saved!
However, there's a catch; True Christians always know that there's no such thing (and never should be) as a free lunch. Jesus understood at least one thing about us humans, and that thing is that we love to make ourselves feel good. That's why he said many times that we need to stop thinking about ourselves and start thinking about others, and above all, God. (Luke 9:23, Matthew 16:24, Mark 8:35, Luke 14:26, John 15:18, Luke 6:26, Mark 10:21). After all he did say that we must become servants, willing to even die for our master (Matthew 20:26-28). Swallow your pride, and get a life. Religionists shrug off huge issues and flip tables over tables when it comes to little ones; or as Jesus said it, 'strain out a gnat and then swallow a camel' (Matthew 23:24).
How many times have your parents berated you for not wanting to go to church, or if you're older, not calling them or finding a congregation 'in our synod?' What a minor thing to get upset about! Especially when compared to the above list of commands and reminders to deny ourselves coming from not Paul, not Peter, not James, not any saint, but JESUS CHRIST himself! The world's so-called 'one true religion' doesn't seem to do much these days (and in its whole history) but get worked up over small issues and shrug off huge ones.
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If you personally struggle with any of the content on this site, please pray to God that he would give you the confirmation that all that is said here is true. You could also email me, and I may be able to get you in contact with fellow True Christians, who can help you along this narrow Way. God bless your reading, and may his light and truth be with you at all times.
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