As Christians, one of our greatest challenges in today’s world is confronting atheism — not just as a belief system, but as a cultural movement that fuels socialism and humanism. Atheists, often unknowingly, seek to control how others think and frame moral truth without God. This mirrors how Satan operates: through deception, manipulation, and control of the narrative.
The Christian Messaging Problem
Many Christians struggle to communicate truth effectively because they’ve forgotten the roots of Christianity — Judaism. Without understanding Jewish culture, customs, and context, modern believers risk misrepresenting the very foundation of our faith.
One reason many Jews reject Yeshua (Jesus) as the Messiah is because He broke from their cultural norms. For instance, Jesus openly healed and taught on the Sabbath, and when summarizing the commandments in Mark 12:29–31, He omitted the Sabbath entirely:
Mark 12:29–31 (KJV)
29 And Jesus answered him, The first of all the commandments is, Hear, O Israel; The Lord our God is one Lord:
30 And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy strength: this is the first commandment.
31 And the second is like, namely this, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. There is none other commandment greater than these.
When Christ said, “There is none other commandment greater than these,” He revealed what happens when people do not truly know God. Atheists often ask, “What about those who never knew Him?” Christ already answered that question — yet many pastors skip over Jesus’ teachings, rush to Paul’s letters, and disconnect Christianity from its Jewish and historical roots.
This weakens the message of the Gospel. A faith without its foundation in Jewish culture lacks spiritual chutzpah — that boldness and courage that once defined believers.
Chutzpah and the Warrior Spirit of Faith
“Chutzpah” comes from a Hebrew root meaning insolence or shameless audacity.
It describes someone who acts boldly and fearlessly, without embarrassment or hesitation.
In Jewish culture, chutzpah is not always negative — it reflects confidence in purpose. As Christians, we must remember we come from a warrior culture as well — one that stands firm for truth, but with God behind it.
Jesus, the Jewish Messiah, used parables to reveal truth to those with ears to hear while avoiding unnecessary confrontation with the Roman Empire and the religious establishment. His words transcended time because they were both divine and strategic.
The Modern Problem: Atheist Influence and Repentant Celebrities
In today’s digital age, atheist influencers use social media to distort truth and profit from mocking God. They fill the spiritual void left by churches that condemn rather than love. Sadly, they will have time to repent — but their followers might not.
Former adult film star Jenna Jameson is a modern example. For years, she influenced millions of young women through her lifestyle and content, which remains online today. But recently, she has publicly expressed repentance and faith in Jesus Christ.
Her story proves two things:
- Repentance is always possible.
- But not everyone gets the chance.
If you follow atheist or anti-Christian influencers, understand this — they may turn to God one day, but you could be left behind. Rejecting God doesn’t make you free; it makes you spiritually enslaved.
Atheism and the Culture of Control
Atheism goes hand in hand with progressivism, socialism, and communism because humanists reject God and therefore replace Him with government or ideology. Their ultimate goal is censorship — to silence God’s Word in the name of “reason” or “equality.”
But Jesus Christ is not oppressive. He is love and freedom.
The Apostle Paul gave structure to early churches, but the New Testament revolves around Christ. Many pastors prefer Paul’s letters because they are orderly — yet Christ’s parables were eternal. They transcend structure and speak directly to the human soul.
Today, we see people overwhelmed with mental health struggles — what Scripture might call demonic oppression. Without God, the devil fills the void. And when atheists convince others that God doesn’t exist, they make people vulnerable to darkness.
The Spirit Still Speaks
The Holy Spirit is real, but many cannot interpret His voice because they’ve never read or understood the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Jews, on the other hand, have always understood Tzedakah (righteous charity) and Chutzpah (bold faith) — they’ve built their culture around God’s Word. This is why Christians are called to love Israel and recognize that our Savior, Yeshua, came from that lineage.
Why You Must Seek God for Yourself
During the Protestant Reformation, common people gained access to the Bible for the first time — a historic victory for truth. Yet, like the invention of the library, few take advantage of it. Many rely on pastors or influencers instead of reading Scripture themselves.
If you don’t read the Bible personally, you leave yourself open to deception — even from those claiming to speak for God.
Today, you can not only read the Bible but also research and confirm it. Once you do, you’ll find a clarity that atheists never achieve, because atheism depends on selectively quoting Scripture to fit ideology — rather than seeking truth with humility.
When Atheism Becomes Tyranny
Yes, there are atheist nations that function — Japan, Singapore, China — but their stability comes at a price: control. When a government replaces God, it decides what is moral and what is forbidden.
In China, for instance, Christians are forced to read state-sanctioned Bibles. This is what happens when humans claim authority over God.
Atheism begins as a philosophy of freedom but always ends as a dictatorship of thought — because if there is no God, there is no absolute truth, no sacred rights, and nothing stopping one person or government from enslaving another.
Freedom Exists Only in Christ
God gave us free will — the ability to choose life, death, faith, or unbelief. But once you convince yourself there is no God, you open the door for others to claim power over you. That’s how atheistic regimes rise: by filling the moral vacuum left when faith disappears.
If there’s no God, there’s no Kingdom of God. And if there’s no Kingdom of God, there’s nothing to stop tyranny.
So before you embrace atheism or follow atheist influencers — seek the Kingdom of God first.
Consider making Jesus Christ your Lord and Savior today.