The Devil Has a Favorite Bible Verse. It’s From the Lips of Jesus Himself. And Most Christians Don’t Know What It Actually Means.
This simple 66-page guide has helped thousands of believers finally understand God’s Word with clarity, confidence, and renewed faith.
The devil has a favorite Bible verse.
It’s not from Revelation.
It’s from the lips of Jesus Himself.
“Judge not, that you be not judged.” Matthew 7:1.
I knew it wasn’t right.
I knew that Jesus wasn’t giving a free pass to sin.
But I didn’t have the context.
I didn’t understand what Jesus was actually saying.
Then I started studying the Sermon on the Mount in its entirety.
I didn’t just pull out the verses I liked. I read the whole thing. From beginning to end.
And I realized that Jesus wasn’t forbidding judgment.
He was forbidding hypocritical judgment.
What Jesus Was Actually Saying
Just a few verses later, He says, “You hypocrite, first take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take the speck out of your brother’s eye.”
He’s not saying “don’t judge.”
He’s saying “judge yourself first.”
He’s saying that we need to deal with our own sin before we can help others with theirs.
That was a game-changer for me.
It was like a key that unlocked the whole passage.
And it made me realize how much of the Bible I had been reading out of context.
How many verses I had been misunderstanding because I didn’t know the story.
The Tool That Changes Everything
That’s when I started creating a guide for my church.
A guide that would give them the context they needed to understand the Bible for themselves.
66 pages. One for every book of the Bible. Who wrote it. When. Why. What was happening in the world at the time.
It’s not a commentary. It’s not a devotional. It’s a tool.
A tool to help you read the Bible in context.
A tool to help you spot the devil’s favorite verses.
Because the devil loves to twist Scripture. He did it to Jesus in the wilderness. And he’s still doing it today.
But when you know the story, when you have the context, you can’t be fooled.
You can read the Bible with confidence. You can understand what God is actually saying.
If you’re tired of being confused by Scripture, this guide is for you.
Introducing the Saints Label Bible Study Guide
That is exactly what this guide was created to do.
It is 66 pages. One dedicated page for every book of the Bible. Each page is carefully laid out to give you exactly what you need to approach Scripture with clarity and confidence.
Who wrote the book. When it was written. Why it was written. What was happening in the world at the time. The key themes God intended to deliver. And at the bottom of every page, practical steps to apply what you are reading to your real life today.
Not vague spiritual advice. Real, actionable steps.
Romans. Paul’s message about salvation by faith.
John. Written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God.
Revelation. Written by John in exile, in coded language to protect persecuted Christians. The symbolism was not meant to confuse. It was meant to protect.
Every book laid out the same way. Clean, simple, consistent. Written in plain language. No seminary terms. No complicated theology. Just the context you need so that when you open your Bible you are not guessing. You are understanding.
Here Is What Believers Are Saying After Using This Guide
How Much Does It Cost to Finally Understand God’s Word?
I have watched faithful believers spend hundreds trying to find the understanding they were looking for. Seminary courses starting at $500 per class. Commentary sets costing $200 to $600. Bible study programs running $300 to $400. And after all of that, many of them still came back with the same questions and the same quiet frustration.
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Don’t Let Another Year Go By Feeling Lost in Scripture
If you have ever sat in church nodding along while feeling completely lost inside…
If you have ever opened your Bible, read a chapter, and closed it with no idea what you just read…
If you have ever felt like you are the only one who does not understand while everyone else seems to get it…
If you have ever stared at the ceiling wondering if any of it is real, if God is actually there in the dark with you…
You are not alone. And it has nothing to do with you.
You just needed context.