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There are so many books, characters, and stories in the Bible that it can be overwhelming to understand it all. However, the Bible has one main story, and you need to hear it!
As believers, we trust God and know He is trustworthy. But waves of doubt, guilt, and fear can eat away at our assurance that we are His and always will be.
The Bible claims that it was both “breathed out” by God and written by men. Understanding how the Bible was written helps us to understand who we should consider as its author.
Who is Jesus? Is He just a prophet or good moral teacher? Or is He the Messiah, the Son of God? One of the most important questions we must answer!
A common attack on Christians is that the Bible is filled with errors and contradictions. However, most of these claims come from those who have not read the Bible but merely “cherry-picked” perceived inconsistencies.
Christianity and Judaism share many similar, if not identical, teachings. But the difference between these two religions is found in the identity of Jesus Christ.
Christians are not the only people who understand the important of service in life. However, Christian service is set apart from the world because of its unique motivation.
Are you attempting to earn your own salvation? No acts of kindness, good intentions, or church attendance will ever be able to wash away your sins.
This Book is the inspired, infallible Word of God. Christ is its grand subject, our good its purpose, and the glory of God its end.
What do we know about the trustworthiness of the Bible and evidences supporting its reliability as a historically accurate and divinely inspired text?
Is baptism a requirement for salvation? Many Christians claim this, and at first glance some verses even appear to support their claim, but how should we understand baptism in regard to salvation?
What is the relationship between faith and works? Are we saved by faith alone or must we do something to earn our faith?
Many assume that Christianity and Mormonism are more alike than different. However, when the claims of each are examined only one is consistently true to Scripture, providing the only way for salvation.
The appeal of the Islam faith is on the rise around the world. How does this religion compare to the Christian faith?
While atheism has gained popularity in the last century, believing that there is no God is thousands of years old. Why is it that some people choose not to believe in a God?
We all love to use the word love. But the Bible speaks of the love of God as being so much greater!