There is no other name under Heaven given to men by which we must be saved –Acts 4:12
It is truly hard to imagine that there could be nothing after our death. Every religion and even those who…
The writer looks at some of our most serious existential threats and asks whether a man-made judgment day will happen before God’s Judgment Day
At our congregation, we are blessed to be able to help some people out with their bills. I always have…
The content discusses concerns about Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its potential risks, comparing it to human existence through the concepts of spirit, soul, and body as presented in the Bible. It emphasizes the need for guardrails against AI’s harmful capabilities, cautioning against the corruptive influence of human sin on AI systems.
The text discusses the misconception that the world operates on a principle of fairness, attributing suffering to divine justice. It uses the story of Job to illustrate that suffering does not reflect individual guilt and emphasizes that the world is influenced by sin and Satan. Ultimately, true faith lies in recognizing God’s love and sovereignty despite life’s hardships.
It has been said, “the Bible contradicts itself so…” This self-perpetuating myth becomes an excuse to dismiss the Bible and…
The text explores how Satan allegedly manipulates worldviews to undermine the Gospel, suggesting he promotes myths and alternative beliefs that distract from God’s truth. It argues that discrediting the Bible and fostering complacency among believers can hinder faith. Despite these challenges, the text concludes that many still find salvation through Jesus Christ.
This article explores the concept of “dead” in biblical terms, particularly in relation to spiritual death. It discusses the implications of sin inherited from Adam and Eve, the inability to accept God’s teachings, and the potential intersection of theology and science, particularly through microtubules in brain cells related to spiritual discernment.
Humans struggle with trust due to past betrayals and reliance on visible evidence, complicating faith in an unseen God. This cautiousness stems from a sinful nature that hinders direct connection to God. Yet, biblical figures like Abraham exemplify the rewards of trust, urging believers to have faith in God’s character and promises despite uncertainties.
The author reflects on their journey from mechanical engineering to pastoral work, emphasizing the significance of perspective in understanding spiritual matters. While influenced by their upbringing, their faith deepened during adolescence through personal Bible study and prayer. Ultimately, they assert that their salvation and identity as a Christian stem from Jesus and God’s overarching plan.
