As we take communion we are reminded of this one very central truth, the church is the body of Christ in the world. Let's take a look at what that means.

How do you know when God is speaking to you?

Why does God bless some people financially more than others?

Is it true that when someone in your family dies they can be your guardian angel?

Can we still pray for nonbelievers who have passed away to go to heaven?

How should we minister to gay friends when they ask questions about God without making them feel condemned?

What does the Bible say about purgatory?

Can people in Heaven look down on us?

Does the Bible say that you will stay in your grave when you die or will you go up to Heaven as soon as you die?

How to you explain why bad things happen to children or good people?

How can I get closer to God?

What does the Bible say about women as preachers?

Why is marriage important if the Bible says when we get to Heaven we are no longer married?

In history, homosexuality = immorality but that is no longer true as as many homosexuals live morally. With this change many believers are conflicted. Where in the New Testament does it speak of homosexuality?

Does anyone know what God looks like?

What does the Bible say about the Trinity?

If BC stands for before Christ and AD for after death, what was the time called while Jesus walked on earth?

How can I talk to God and know that He is going to help me?

If someone has already been fully baptized, why is it needed to do this again? Some churches say re-baptism is against the Bible.

Do you believe the gifts of the Spirit in 1 Cor. 12 are for the church today?

Does God hear the prayers of non-believers?

Where was Jesus for the 3 days between His death and resurrection?

What is the difference between being Jewish and being Christian?

What should a Christian believe about the death penalty?

How does God judge the people that have never had the opportunity to hear the gospel?

This is part 2 of a special look at Mary's Magnificat where we begin to see who God is.

This is part 1 of a special look at what is known as Mary's Magnificat.

Mary didn't always say the right thing, but Jesus did.

Some of the best words ever spoken . . . "Do whatever He tells you."

Don't worry, Jesus's parents had trouble understanding Him too. Let's learn how to keep a holy open mind?

What can we learn about Mary's first recorded conversation in the book of Luke?