As Christians, we must never lose sight of the fact that our God is both Creator and Innovator. He spoke the heavens and the earth into existence, and His creation continues to testify to His boundless creativity. Yet too often, human institutions—whether religious, political, or technological—become centralized, rigid, and controlling. Centralization does not cultivate innovation; it suffocates it. And when man attempts to control what belongs to God, corruption and deception inevitably follow.
Misplaced Authority in the Church
One of the greatest frustrations in dealing with atheists is not their disbelief itself, but the poor witness of some within Christian leadership. Too many pastors and priests impose personal agendas that are not biblically grounded. When spiritual leaders twist Scripture to suit their experiences or build their livelihoods entirely upon the name of Christ, they weaken the credibility of the Church. Scripture is clear: God’s Word is available to every believer. We do not need gatekeepers who enrich themselves while telling others what they want the Bible to mean.
Even translations of Scripture remind us of this truth. In Genesis, the King James Version reads, “In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.” Yet the original Hebrew word shamayim is plural, more accurately rendered “heavens.” This linguistic difference is not trivial—it reminds us that God’s Word transcends human language and centralized interpretation.
Jesus Against Centralized Power
Christ Himself opposed the misuse of religious authority. The Jewish leaders of His day often limited God’s power, reducing Him to rules and rituals while profiting from His name. When Jesus healed on the Sabbath, it shocked the system of central control. He revealed the true nature of God—not only just and holy, but also merciful, loving, and creative.
As Christians, we must guard against any centralized figure or institution that seeks to dictate the limits of God’s power. Whether in religion, government, or science, man’s authority is temporary and corruptible. God alone determines what exists in His creation—whether there is life beyond this earth or new technologies yet undiscovered.
Innovation and the Suppression of Knowledge
History shows that centralized powers often suppress discoveries that threaten their authority. Cold Fusion, for example, was once a promising energy source, but because it challenged entrenched systems, it was cast aside. Imagine dedicating your life’s work to one kind of energy, only to learn that a discovery could render it obsolete. The temptation to bury innovation rather than embrace it is strong when human pride and centralized interests are at stake.
This is why some inventors choose secrecy over government approval. In today’s political climate, announcing a breakthrough energy source could invite more turmoil than progress. Why would a landowner who discovers a perpetual energy source immediately submit it to a government that may exploit, suppress, or centralize it?
Technology, when left in the hands of the few, is twisted for profit or control. The recently revealed video of a Hellfire missile appearing to “bounce off” a UFO raises unsettling questions. If such technologies exist—and accounts like those of Bob Lazar suggest they do—why are they kept hidden? Why are they studied only in secret by elite circles with layers of guarded access? Centralization once again delays understanding and misdirects public perception.
The Power of God Versus the Power of Man
The Bible makes clear that all things are possible with God. Yet centralized systems of thought—governments, media, educational structures—even try to redefine human identity itself, convincing children that male and female are no longer fixed realities. This is the power of centralized thought at work, turning away minds from the truth of God.
This is why Christian parents must take responsibility for teaching their children about God—not the limited god presented by profit-driven pastors or controlling institutions, but the living God revealed in the Bible. Churches should be centers of education, not places where people passively listen while biblical truth is filtered through human agendas.
A Call to Faith and Readiness
As God brings more to light in these last days—through Scripture, through innovation, and perhaps even through unexplained phenomena—we must be ready. Ready to reject centralized control that limits God. Ready to embrace the creativity and innovation that flow from the mind of our Creator. And ready to proclaim Christ’s love and power as the true answer to every human question.
The Bible is God’s inspired Word, proven by the fruit it has borne throughout history. Unlike books that claim incorruptibility, Scripture acknowledges its human messengers. And yet, the results—the transformation of hearts, the spread of liberty, and the testimony of the risen Christ—confirm its divine origin.
Consider today making Jesus Christ your Lord and Savior. He alone breaks the chains of centralized power and reveals the true innovation of God’s love, which never fails and never ends.