Everything You Know About Jesus Is Wrong

Jeffrey Devoll
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  1. Oct 7

    Further Reading

    Further Reading In the Acts of the Apostles, chapter 26, Paul is on trial for his life. When he explains how Jesus met him personally, and how it became clear that the Jewish Scriptures had always been pointing to Jesus, the Roman governor Festus accuses him of insanity. Paul replies, “I’m not insane. What I am saying is true and reasonable.” This book has tried to get at the truth of the person and message of Jesus. But my case for this truth has been built on a foundation of reason. If you want to explore that reason further, here are some incredible books on the subject: The Case for Christ – Lee Strobel - A journalist investigates the historical and evidential claims about Jesus. Reads like a detective story; excellent for seekers. Mere Christianity – C.S. Lewis - A classic that explores the rational basis for Christian belief, written in a conversational style by a former atheist. Great for skeptics and believers alike. The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism – Tim Keller - Addresses common objections to Christianity with grace and intellectual depth. Ideal for thoughtful skeptics and urban audiences. You can also reach out to me at: EverythingYouKnowAboutJesusIsWrong.Com/Contact-us/ Jeffreydevoll.com Instagram.com/jeffdevoll youtube.com/@jeffreydevoll

  2. Oct 7

    Two Millenia Down

    www.EverythingYouKnowAboutJesusIsWrong.com Two Millennia Down — The Afterglow of Jesus What if the greatest humanitarian movement in history grew from a crucified carpenter? What if the most powerful evidence for Christianity is what love has built? What if Jesus is still calling misfits out of the dark? Two thousand years after Jesus, his influence can be seen wherever people serve the sick, educate the forgotten, confront slavery, welcome the marginalized, and enter suffering instead of fleeing it. Christianity has never produced a spotless record because Christians are not spotless people. But at its best, it keeps returning to the person of Jesus and the radical love that changes hearts, communities, and history. In This Chapter You’ll Discover • How early Christian compassion helped the movement grow • Why Christian faith has fueled humanitarian action across cultures • How the message of Jesus challenged slavery, caste, and exclusion • Why Christianity’s failures do not erase the standard set by Christ • What a rescued wet kitten taught me about grace and resistance Big Questions to Consider • Where do you see the afterglow of Jesus in the world? • Are you judging Christ by his followers or his followers by Christ? • Will you keep hissing at the one reaching into the darkness to rescue you? About the Book Everything You Know About Jesus Is Wrong is about rediscovering Jesus without the filters. No politics. No marketing. No cultural packaging. Just the raw, unpolished, world-changing person at the center of history. Whether you’re a believer, skeptic, agnostic, deconstructing, or just curious, this series invites you to take another look.

  3. Oct 7

    Worth Dying For

    www.EverythingYouKnowAboutJesusIsWrong.com Worth Dying For — A Mission Bigger Than Safety What if Jesus’ final command was an invitation into a hero’s journey? What if the good news is worth both living and dying for? What if ordinary people can still carry a message to the ends of the earth? Jesus’ final words sent ordinary followers into an extraordinary mission: go and proclaim the good news. They had no political power, army, wealth, or institutional protection. Many paid with their lives. Their sacrifice did not extinguish the movement. It made the world wonder whether a faith worth dying for might also be worth living for. In This Chapter You’ll Discover • What Jesus meant by the good news • Why the Great Commission was a sacrifice mission • How the hero’s journey appears throughout Scripture • What tradition says happened to the apostles • Why courage, sacrifice, and love spread the movement farther than power could Big Questions to Consider • What mission is bigger than your comfort? • Are you living as a spectator or answering the call? • What would make your life worth giving away? About the Book Everything You Know About Jesus Is Wrong is about rediscovering Jesus without the filters. No politics. No marketing. No cultural packaging. Just the raw, unpolished, world-changing person at the center of history. Whether you’re a believer, skeptic, agnostic, deconstructing, or just curious, this series invites you to take another look.

  4. Oct 7

    PLot Twist

    www.EverythingYouKnowAboutJesusIsWrong.com Plot Twist — The Surprise Jesus Explained in Advance What if history’s greatest plot twist was never hidden? What if the disciples heard the words but could not imagine the ending? What if resurrection changes not just how Jesus died, but how we live? Jesus repeatedly told his followers he would be killed and rise again. They still arrived at the tomb expecting a body. The resurrection was not a last-minute rescue from a failed mission. The cross was the mission, and resurrection was the victory that redefined death itself. Some victories happen through deliverance. Others happen through endurance. Both can belong to faith. In This Chapter You’ll Discover • Why the disciples could not process Jesus’ clearest predictions • How denial protected their expectations until the cross shattered them • Why Hebrews presents two different kinds of faithful victory • How Jesus embraced death rather than merely surviving it • Why resurrection is more than returning temporarily to this life Big Questions to Consider • Which promise do you hear but find impossible to imagine? • Can you recognize victory when it does not look like escape? • How would you live if death were no longer the final word? About the Book Everything You Know About Jesus Is Wrong is about rediscovering Jesus without the filters. No politics. No marketing. No cultural packaging. Just the raw, unpolished, world-changing person at the center of history. Whether you’re a believer, skeptic, agnostic, deconstructing, or just curious, this series invites you to take another look.

  5. Oct 7

    Sweating Blood

    www.EverythingYouKnowAboutJesusIsWrong.com Sweating Blood — Jesus Understands Anxiety What if anxiety is not proof that your faith is defective? What if Jesus experienced anguish so severe it affected his body? What if strength begins with honest prayer instead of silence? In the garden, Jesus knew what was coming and asked whether there was another way. His anguish became physical. He wanted friends nearby, prayed honestly, and received strength rather than escape. Anxiety is not a moral failure. It can be the body’s response to pain that feels impossible to carry, and it can become an invitation to stop carrying it alone. In This Chapter You’ll Discover • What hematidrosis reveals about extreme stress • Why Jesus’ anticipation of the cross produced profound anguish • How trauma and anxiety affect the body • What biblical leaders said when life became too much • Why honest conversation with God is stronger than spiritual performance Big Questions to Consider • What have you been afraid to say to God? • Do you treat anxiety as a failure or an affliction? • Who can stand with you while you face what cannot be avoided? About the Book Everything You Know About Jesus Is Wrong is about rediscovering Jesus without the filters. No politics. No marketing. No cultural packaging. Just the raw, unpolished, world-changing person at the center of history. Whether you’re a believer, skeptic, agnostic, deconstructing, or just curious, this series invites you to take another look.

  6. Oct 7

    The Scandalous Cross

    www.EverythingYouKnowAboutJesusIsWrong.com The Scandalous Cross — Too Simple, Too Offensive, Too Powerful What if the thing that makes Jesus unique is not his teaching or miracles? What if the cross is both the foolishness and the wisdom of God? What if grace offends us because it cannot be earned? History has known brilliant teachers, miracle stories, and martyrs. The cross is different because Jesus willingly took the punishment of others while owing none himself. Religious people found that scandalous. Intellectuals found it absurd. Yet people across cultures have discovered in that simple message the power to become new. In This Chapter You’ll Discover • Why great teaching alone does not explain the influence of Jesus • What the cross meant to Jews and Gentiles in the first century • Why undeserved grace is difficult for both religious and secular minds • How the Mouk people encountered the story of Jesus • Why the cross continues to change people who cannot change themselves Big Questions to Consider • Why is receiving grace sometimes harder than earning approval? • Does the cross strike you as powerful, offensive, or foolish? • What would surrender look like if the message is true? About the Book Everything You Know About Jesus Is Wrong is about rediscovering Jesus without the filters. No politics. No marketing. No cultural packaging. Just the raw, unpolished, world-changing person at the center of history. Whether you’re a believer, skeptic, agnostic, deconstructing, or just curious, this series invites you to take another look.

  7. Aug 29

    Kingdom Come

    Kingdom Come What if we've spent so much time trying to figure out when the Kingdom is coming that we've forgotten to ask what the Kingdom actually is? Jesus' followers wanted a timeline. They wanted a plan. They wanted to know how everything would end. Instead, Jesus gave them something far more difficult than certainty. He gave them trust. In this chapter, we explore the mystery of the Kingdom of God, the rise of end-times fascination, the destruction of Jerusalem, the competing interpretations of prophecy, and the surprising lesson beneath it all. The disciples wanted information. Jesus wanted transformation. They wanted details about the future. Jesus wanted their allegiance in the present. This isn't a chapter about decoding prophecy. It's a chapter about trusting the King. This is the Kingdom that: • is bigger than our predictions • operates differently than earthly power • turns expectations upside down • requires trust instead of certainty • asks for surrender instead of control • belongs to a King who owes us no explanations • is worth joining even when we don't understand it If you've ever wanted God to explain the plan... If you've ever wished faith came with certainty... If you've ever been frustrated by unanswered questions... You're not alone. The disciples felt the same way. And Jesus didn't give them the roadmap they wanted. He gave them Himself. 🔥 In This Chapter You'll Discover: Why Christians have always been fascinated by the end times What Jesus was really talking about in Matthew 24 How the destruction of Jerusalem changed history Why faithful Christians disagree about prophecy The difference between an earthly kingdom and the Kingdom of God What the disciples expected the Messiah to do Why Jesus offered trust instead of timelines The profound faith hidden in the prayer of the thief on the cross 🧠 Questions for the Bold Are you more interested in understanding God's plan than trusting God Himself? Do you require certainty before you obey? What if faith means following before you understand? How much of your spiritual energy is spent trying to predict the future? Would you still follow Jesus if you never got all your questions answered? What does "Your Kingdom come, Your will be done" actually mean in your life? If Jesus is King, what part of your life still belongs to you? 💡 About the Book & Series Everything You Know About Jesus Is Wrong challenges centuries of assumptions and invites readers to encounter Jesus beyond the filters of culture, politics, religion, and personal preference. Because Jesus didn't come to hand out prophecy charts. He came announcing a Kingdom. A Kingdom unlike anything the world expected. A Kingdom where the last are first. A Kingdom ruled by a different kind of King. And a Kingdom that asks us to trust Him even when we don't know what comes next.

  8. Aug 22

    Fearless Fatherhood

    Fearless Fatherhood What is the most courageous thing a father can do? Protect his children? Provide for them? Sacrifice for them? Give his life for them? Maybe. But what if the most fearless act of fatherhood isn't holding on? What if it's letting go? In one of Jesus' most famous stories, a father watches his son walk away. He knows disaster is coming. He knows his son may destroy everything. He knows he could lose him forever. And he lets him go anyway. Not because he doesn't care. Because he does. In this chapter, we explore the surprising courage behind the Prodigal Son's father, the powerful lessons found in the film John Q, the fears every parent carries, and what it means to trust God with the people we love most. This isn't a chapter about perfect parenting. It's a chapter about courageous surrender. This is the Father who: • loves without controlling • guides without forcing • releases without abandoning • forgives without hesitation • leaves the door open for prodigals • runs toward broken children when they come home If you've ever tried to rescue someone who wouldn't be rescued... If you've ever watched a child make destructive choices... If you've ever mistaken control for love... You're not alone. The greatest challenge of fatherhood may not be holding on. It may be learning when to let go. 🔥 In This Chapter You'll Discover: Why the story of the Prodigal Son is really a story about a fearless father The surprising act of courage at the center of Jesus' most famous parable Why controlling people often pushes them further away What the movie John Q gets right about sacrificial love Why letting go sometimes requires more courage than taking action How God the Father models fearless love through Jesus Why grace is more shocking than most Christians realize 🧠 Questions for the Bold Are you trying to influence the people you love... or control them? What relationships are you desperately trying to manage that God may be asking you to release? Do you believe love can remain present even when control is gone? Have you confused rescuing someone with saving them? What if courage sometimes looks like doing less instead of more? What if God's greatest gift is not preventing our mistakes but leaving a way home? 💡 About the Book & Series Everything You Know About Jesus Is Wrong challenges centuries of assumptions and invites readers to encounter Jesus beyond the filters of culture, politics, religion, and personal preference. Because Jesus didn't just tell stories about lost sheep, lost coins, and lost sons. He told stories about a Father whose love is more radical than most of us are willing to believe. A Father who lets go. A Father who waits. A Father who runs. And a Father whose grace is bigger than our failures.

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