This seems to make sense until you see Christians judging, warning, and threatening sinners with the fires of hell. What does it mean to love a sinner? Should they feel loved? And who decides what love is anyway?

This seems to make sense until you see Christians judging, warning, and threatening sinners with the fires of hell. What does it mean to love a sinner? Should they feel loved? And who decides what love is anyway?

“How’s your walk?” “I’m struggling in my walk with God?” “He started walking with God.” For an invisible being, God sure does do a lot of walking! What does that phrase imply? And how do it apply to our lives? Why do some people say that nothing matters more than “your walk”?

“How’s your walk?” “I’m struggling in my walk with God?” “He started walking with God.” For an invisible being, God sure does do a lot of walking! What does that phrase imply? And how do it apply to our lives? Why do some people say that nothing matters more than “your walk”?

“Join us for fellowship after church.” “I need some fellowship in my life.” “We had some great fellowship before the service.” What is fellowship? Just people? People and food? People and food connected to a church service?

“Join us for fellowship after church.” “I need some fellowship in my life.” “We had some great fellowship before the service.” What is fellowship? Just people? People and food? People and food connected to a church service?

“How’s your walk?” “I’m struggling in my walk with God?” “He started walking with God.” For an invisible being, God sure does do a lot of walking! What does that phrase imply? And how does it apply to our lives? Why do some people say that nothing matters more than “your walk”?

“How’s your walk?” “I’m struggling in my walk with God?” “He started walking with God.” For an invisible being, God sure does do a lot of walking! What does that phrase imply? And how does it apply to our lives? Why do some people say that nothing matters more than “your walk”?

Even an intelligent, religious man from Jesus’ day was confused when Christ said, “You must be born again.” What does that mean? What does that mean for us? Are you born again? Is so, when? And how? And how do you know? 

Even an intelligent, religious man from Jesus’ day was confused when Christ said, “You must be born again.” What does that mean? What does that mean for us? Are you born again? Is so, when? And how? And how do you know?