Hollow earth and flat earth aren’t mutually exclusive. Sometimes it pays off to look beyond the mainstream definition and put two and two together.
Category: Faith
Homeschooling Taught Me to Question the Narrative
What did homeschooling teach you?
Question the Narrative | Where Do We Go From Here?
Speaking as someone who has been fervently sifting through the lies of our realm, lately I’ve been asking myself this one question: where do we go from here?
When the World Overwhelms You
These past several years have been a doozy for most of us. Here’s what I’m doing to reduce the #anxiety I’ve felt for far too long.
Question the Narrative | Exploring the Outer Darkness
The mainstream explanation of the outer darkness is to equate it with hell. My question is, can we find a much more literal meaning?
Question the Narrative | Well, These Maps Are Interesting
I’ve been seeing these maps floating around social media and would love to know if anyone has additional information on them!
Question the Narrative | Tartaria = Kingdom of Hell?
For several months I had jumped on the bandwagon of referring to Christ’s possible millennial kingdom as Tartaria. Believe me, I will not make that mistake again. Words matter.
Question the Narrative | The Short Season…and Jesus Seen in the Clouds??
Every time I think I’m done with videos about the short season, something else of interest falls into my lap. This time, someone shared with me a very intriguing article regarding historical accounts from 66 AD of an army of fiery chariots being seen in the clouds. Whether you believe in a historical or futurist view of the Book of Revelation (and I’m still praying for discernment on this), you won’t want to miss this!
Subversion of the Family | Time to Talk About Fathers
I’m tired of fathers getting a bum rap. This needs to be said.
Teaching My Children to Question the Narrative
As someone who is very vocal about questioning the narrative, I’ve had many people ask for advice on how to teach our children to do the same. Here’s one example of what we’re doing right now.