Stop Lying — You Don’t Believe the Bible If You Edit It

In this video, we’re not pulling punches.

Too many people today claim they believe the Bible "literally" — until they hit a verse that doesn’t sit well with modern science, popular opinion, or their personal comfort zone. Suddenly, what was “literal truth” becomes “ancient metaphor” or “cultural context.” But here’s the problem: you don’t get to declare the Bible as God’s Word and then turn around and deny what it clearly says.

This message dives into what Scripture actually says — about the nature of the earth, the heavens, and the structure of creation. The Bible speaks of four corners of the earth, the sun moving across the sky, a firmament that divides the waters, and an immovable, stable earth. These aren’t abstract symbols. They were foundational truths to the people God revealed Himself to.

If you dismiss those parts as outdated or irrelevant, ask yourself: are you following God’s Word, or are you reshaping it to fit your worldview?

This is not about flat earth vs. round earth. This is about biblical integrity. This is about being honest with the text — all of it — not just the parts that blend nicely with your modern assumptions. Because if you only trust Scripture when it agrees with you, you’re not submitting to it. You’re editing it.

And that’s not faith. That’s pride.

Watch this if you're ready to challenge your assumptions and stop compromising. The truth isn’t always comfortable — but it’s still the truth.