The Red Letters Personal Reckoning

The words of Jesus are printed in red for a reason. They are direct, personal, and aimed at whoever is reading them. No institution required. No interpreter needed. So why does every institution built around those words seem to end up somewhere else? This video isn't an attack on Christianity. It's a question from inside it. About what happens when the Sermon on the Mount sits in the same book as the Book of Revelation. When the command to love your enemy shares a cover with cosmic war and divine wrath. When Paul's theology of the church and Jesus's theology of the individual point in different directions — and someone has to decide which one wins. The system didn't drift by accident. A direct, unmediated connection between a person and God doesn't need a power structure. And that has always been the problem. Which sections of that book get the final word? That's not a rhetorical question.