God of Fire
God is a God of Fire. The Bible describes Him that way. However, rightly understood, it never says that He burns the lost.
Fire and Brimstone
Fire and Brimstone
Fire and brimstone, if it is suffered in the presence of the Lamb, cannot be referring to the common concept of hellfire. Take another look.
Fire and Brimstone, Part 3
A trial by fire is the lot of every person. You can chose to let that fire do its work now in refining your character or later in the Lake of Fire.
Fire and Brimstone, Part 4
Being tried in the fire is necessary to have the imperfections
Fire and Brimstone, Part 6
If the lake of fire is the second death (Rev 21:8) could it be an experience rather than a place?
Does God Destroy? Questions Part 3
Jesus, on the cross, took our place and died the death we should die as the penalty of sin. How did His Father treat Him and remain consistent to His character?
Fire and Brimstone – Part 1
Since Jesus’ death paid the wages of sin for us, His death must have been equivalent to what He saved us from.
Fire and Brimstone, Part 5
Brimstone is often thought of as something like a hotter form of fire. It is actually related to the physical presence of God.
Fire and Brimstone, Part 7
The consuming fire of God’s presence has a different effect than you might think. Read what the Bible has to say about it.
Fire and Brimstone, Part 2
: The final judgment involves fire but what is the nature of that fire and its purpose? And what does that say about the character of God?
Fire and Brimstone, Introduction
The all-consuming fire and brimstone of the Bible’s final judgment, when carefully examined, is found to be something quite different than commonly understood.