John 3:16 — The Most Misunderstood Bible Verse
August 14, 2025
John 3:16 isn’t a threat but a promise—perish is a state, eternal life is now, and God’s rescue will leave no one lost.
John 3:16 isn’t a threat but a promise—perish is a state, eternal life is now, and God’s rescue will leave no one lost.
All humanity was placed in Christ from the start. Faith doesn’t put us there—it opens our eyes to the reality we already live in.
“Their worm will not die” isn’t about God’s wrath—it’s about the self-inflicted torment Christ came to heal and restore.
“The Lake of Fire” isn’t God’s torture chamber—it’s His refining love, burning away death, lies, and everything that isn’t eternal.
Hell the real story: mistranslated words, misunderstood warnings, and a God who never gives up on His creation.
The parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man isn’t about afterlife logistics—it’s about hearts hardened by self-righteousness.
Missing the mark means more than doing wrong, it means forgetting your origin.
Can sin really separate us from God? Or have we confused alienation in our minds with an actual break in union?
Ditch the checklist! Salvation, what Christ did, is sōzō—wholeness via the Gospel & metanoia. Trust it, live it, be free.
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