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The Gnostic Gospel of Mary Magdalene is one of the most interesting lost texts from early Christian history. In this guide, we explain what this gospel says, how it was found, and why people in 2026 are still curious about it. Key Takeaways Question Quick Answer...

The Gnostic gospels are a collection of ancient texts that offer a very different picture of Jesus and God than the one most of us grew up with, and only about 25% of American preteens today believe the Bible is the true word of God, which is a big reason why so...

THE GOSPEL When you hear the word “gospel” you usually think in terms of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, but tonight I want to introduce you to the gospel as found in the letters of Paul. Listen to these words carefully: “I am astonished that you are so quickly...

The Gospel of Judas: What It Reveals About Betrayal, Consciousness, and the Inner Work of Faith The Gospel of Judas is a Coptic-language text that flips the entire canonical story of betrayal on its head, and radiocarbon dating places its physical manuscript at...

The Gospel of Philip: What It Reveals About the Bridal Chamber, Mary Magdalene, and the True Meaning of Resurrection The Gospel of Philip is one of the strangest and most misunderstood texts to survive from the ancient world, and only a single Coptic manuscript of...

THE INCARNATE REVELATION Recently I read a book called, Vanished Parts of Yesterday, by Lord Frederick Hamilton. In it he tells the story of Catherine the Great – who, when she found the first violet of spring, ordered a sentry to be placed over it to protect...

The Law of Assumption in the Bible is not a modern invention layered onto ancient scripture. It is the scripture. Research into cognitive behavioural patterns consistently shows that when people hold stronger internal convictions and expectations, their perceived...

THE PATTERN OF SCRIPTURE IS REAL Paul tells us that whatever was written in former times was written for our instruction. When he speaks of things “written in former time,” he means only the Old Testament. He quotes no other book. He doesn’t quote Plato, the Vedas,...