Once you've prayed "the sinner's prayer," is salvation "in the bag," with no chance of any other outcome besides eternal life?

Paul wrote that God will punish those who don't "obey the gospel." How can the gospel be something to obey?

Christians will certainly find relief from persecution when Jesus returns, but only when Jesus returns in flaming fire, not in a "secret rapture."

A God who doesn't immediately judge sinners is merciful, but a God who never judges sinners is unjust. God is both.

How was the persecution that the Thessalonian believers were suffering, as Paul wrote, "a plain indication of God's righteous judgment"?

Paul believed that humans are tripartite in nature, spirit, soul and body. All three need "saved," and David explains.

Some folks who claim that they don't despise prophecy actually do despise it! Revelation 1-3 exposes them.

If the Holy Spirit is God, how could He possibly be quenched? And why do so many modern prophecies sound so different to prophecies found in the Bible?

There are three important things Paul wrote that we should continually do, but one of them is not giving thanks for everything.

David has the answer for pastors and parishioners who are scratching their heads and asking, "Why isn't anyone in my church excited about outreach and service?"