Do Paul's words, "God has not destined us for wrath" prove that Christians will be raptured before the future Tribulation? Does Paul's use of the word "destined" prove that human free will has no relevancy to salvation?

How do faith and love protect believers and lovers?

Because Paul wrote that Jesus will come back "like a thief in the night," does that prove that Christians have no clue when Jesus will return, and that He could come at any time?

Dividing First Thessalonians into chapters helps some theologians justify a doctrinal error about Jesus' return that multi-chapter context clearly exposes. David explains.

Although it is commonly thought that the rapture of the church will take place before the antichrist is revealed, David shows how Paul believed differently.

Although many claim that the "Day of the Lord" is separate and distinct from the rapture of the church at Jesus' return, David shows how Paul clearly disagrees.

How can we reconcile Paul's words in 1 Thessalonians 4 which tell us that Jesus will bring back with him those who have fallen asleep in Him and also tell us that the dead in Christ will be resurrected from the ground when Jesus returns?

When a believer dies, what happens to his/her spirit/soul? Is it OK for us to grieve?

There are at least five ways to get money, and each one, surprisingly, is a step up a ladder of love.

Although we are expected to meet the needs of others, Paul commanded his readers to not be in any need! David explains.