Does it make sense that God would want the immoral, greedy, and power-hungry to govern His most precious creation? Does God want us all living in unsafe, unsanitary, unjust, or generally unstable environments? Does He prefer that we spend our …
Some say that to openly condemn actions such as abortion, sexual immorality, and lawless violence – or to voice support for leaders who stand on the right side of these issues — is to “get political,” and to “offend people, …
We know from the Bible that Jesus’s sacrifice took away the sin of the whole world. So how is it possible that anyone could sin in such a way as to disqualify themselves from the Kingdom of God? They can …
Because Jesus told us to do it! According to the Bible, demons haven’t left the planet yet. They aren’t all chained in a pit somewhere, waiting for Judgment Day. Their day of judgment is coming, but until then they have …
Do you really want your babies to stay babies forever? Probably not, and God doesn’t either. In His way of thinking, being born into His family (See Why Born Again?) is only the beginning. From then on He wants us …
Are Christians allowed to have fun? Oh yes, and the best part is this: the fun never has to end. Many people are indulging in “fun” things that aren’t so fun afterward. The Bible says that there is a built-in …
Miracles are a confirmation of the reality of God, His kingdom, and the truth of the Bible. Jesus told the people of His day, “unless you people see signs and wonders, you will never believe.” Have people really changed that …
Having been created in perfection and given a right to live and dominate the earth, mankind chose evil and eventually became so corrupt that God could stand it no longer. The suffering had to be stopped. Yet God did find …
There is a very simple reason for Jesus instructing His disciples to spread the good news about Jesus and the Kingdom of God (what “gospel” means). It is this: if we don’t do it, it won’t be done. Jesus isn’t …
Here in the United States we have a special day in November dedicated to giving thanks. Back in 1789, our first president George Washington (with the approval of Congress) made a “Thanksgiving proclamation,” designating a “day of public thanksgiving and …