How can God be equally present everywhere at the same time? How does God's omnipresence impact me, practically speaking? What does it actually mean that God is omnipresent?

If God is all powerful, does that mean He can do absolutely anything? Are there any limits to God's power? Does God's omniscience means He knows everything about everything, whether actual or possible? If God knows everything, does that remove the possibility of free will?

What is the New Thought movement? What were the origins of the New Thought movement? How is the New Thought movement related to the Word-Faith movement / Prosperity Gospel? A conversation with Melissa Dougherty.

The Bible says that jealousy is a sin. How, therefore, can God be jealous? In what situations should we be jealous? What does it mean that God is just? How does God's justice impact how He related to His creation?

How can we trust God with all the natural disasters in the world? How can Christians be different, in a good way, in response to natural disasters? Are natural disasters always judgments from God?

Why are there so many English Bible versions? Which Bible translations are trustworthy? What are the different methods of Bible translation in terms of word-for-word, thought-for-though, literal, dynamic, etc.?

What does it mean that God is immutable? What does it mean that God does not change? What does it mean that God is sovereign? What does it mean God is entirely in control of everything?

What can we know about the real Saint Nicholas? How did so many myths get attached to the historical Nicholas of Myra? What, if anything, should Christian parents tell their children about Santa Claus?

What does it mean that God is eternal? Why should the eternality of God cause me to trust Him more? What does it mean that God is infinite? What does it mean that all of God's attributes are infinite?

How could God use a lying spirit? Why did the king of Moab sacrificing his son result in victory? Why did God strike Uzzah dead for touching the ark?