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Deconstruction has become one of the hottest—and most polarizing—buzzwords in Christianity today. But what does “deconstruction” actually mean? Why does it see tat so many people are embracing it? What happens when someone begins dismantling the beliefs they once held? And perhaps most importantly, is deconstructing your faith really the answer to doubt and difficult questions—or does it lead somewhere else entirely?

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Ever heard someone excuse a false prophecy or bad theology by saying, "Well, we only know in part"? In this video, we look at how 1 Corinthians 13:9 is frequently used to justify biblical illiteracy, reckless "prophetic" words, and outright theological errors. While the Apostle Paul did write that "we know in part and we prophecy in part," he was never giving Christians a license to be sloppy with the truth. Taking this verse out of context paralyzes healthy discernment in the church. It is time to stop using God's Word to excuse human error!

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"There is a popular misuse of Romans 4:17 along with Proverbs 18:21 that confuses the sovereign creative power of God with a human confession, declaration, or proclamation. By taking these verses completely out of their context, many sincere and genuine believers are often taught to just “speak or claim or decree something into existence” a formula for personal blessing, gain, or prosperity. To properly and accurately understand these verses, we must study… “that is rightly divide” them within the context of the entire passage they are found in…