How do I know if I am growing in my faith? What does worldliness look like? How do I prepare for suffering?

How can we learn to witness from John the Baptist?

How should we think about the Ravi Zacharias scandal? Was Ravi saved? What about people that came to faith under his ministry? Should we listen to or share his teachings? How should I view Christian leaders moving forward? Should I always be suspect about every believer?

This week we have a special edition of Crosswords where we talk about the nuanced topic of believers gathering during the COVID-19 pandemic.

If God knows everything why does He still hold us accountable for our sins and faults? Should we tell non-Christians to be afraid of God? Doesn't God see anything good in the human heart?

How can we trust that anyone knows the "true Jesus?" How do we know the Bible wasn't altered throughout the ages? Can we justify the crusades and the forcible tactics Christians used to share their faith during that time?

What exactly does it mean that Jesus Christ is the cornerstone of the church? Are mundane ministries in the church necessary if they do not directly involve ministering to people? How unified can we be with other people in the universal church? How should Christians think about the pledge of allegiance, or other strictly American issues?

Is the modern church really faithful to the Biblical model laid out in Acts? Can Matthew 4:4 be applied to the proclamation of God's Word in the church? When we get together with other believers, are we having church?

How do I balance affairs of this world and having a heavenly mindset? How should I think about New Year's resolutions? What does Biblical peace look like in the life of a believer?

What kinds of movies/media should we be promoting for young people in our church? How can I practice thankfulness if the holidays are a painful time for me? Should I "witness" to my family members while praying over a holiday meal?