There are several key markers of today’s current society. Technology. Innovation. Constant communication. And a lot of anxiety. Chances are, you have seen people very close to you struggle with…
Why do so many Christians still sin? Okay, first of all, I’m going to assume the person who asked this question is primarily concerned about sin in his or her…
The dating game is a tricky one. Between bombarding opinions on traditional vs. modern dating and media depictions of what good ol ’courting should look like, it can be difficult…
Is It Okay for a Christian to Have a Tattoo? The origin of the controversy surrounding Christians and tattoos comes from Leviticus 19:28 in the Old Testament: “Do not cut…
What does the Bible say about female pastors? The desire to see women in leadership is on the rise.[1] The topic of female pastors has become a hotly debated topic.…
As we see from Luke 16:26, once the rich man and Lazarus die, their location and eternal destiny is fixed. There is no second chance or opportunity to change locations.
For most of us, we spend more of our waking hours at our job than any other area. Does God care about our actions at work? Scripture offers ample information…
Do you find yourself tired of negative comments on social media? Maybe you’ve made a few yourself. How would God have us use social media? What guidelines does the Bible…
Today’s politically correct culture encourages us to accept all views and beliefs as equally valid. However, the Bible clearly teaches there are many areas where right and wrong is not a matter of opinion. We are instead commanded to speak God’s truth. In Ephesians 4:15, the apostle Paul teaches believers are to “speak the truth in love.” Rather than giving in to social pressure, we are to stand firm regarding our Christian convictions. Yet many have questions regarding the best way to proceed in this area. How can we speak God’s truth in love?
Today’s politically correct culture encourages us to accept all views and beliefs as equally valid. However, the Bible clearly teaches there are many areas where right and wrong is not…
