How do we relate to others who hold a different doctrine from us? Bible doctrines are important precisely because they frame our Christian worldview – how we live and do ministry. CHC has been a church for three decades, and more than ever before, we are now focusing on greater clarity in our understanding of Scripture. During a Bible study on the Book of Revelation, I received many questions, and this is the first category of questions that I want to answer.

Nobody desires to suffer. It is abnormal to want to suffer, especially if the hardship is intense and relentless. So why does a good God allow suffering in life? How does His love square with the pain and sorrow we have to go through? God is not a sadist. He permits suffering only because there are very real spiritual and eternal benefits to it. Here, I give you 9 of them. Hope it encourages you when you experience difficult times.

In this podcast, I highlight one very important point in one of my Easter sermons. It deals with the question: If we are victorious like Jesus is victorious, then why are we often not as successful and happy as we should be? If our prayers for healing and provision are not answered, is it because we are not in faith, or worse still, living in sin? Many stumble over issues like these. They then question the sufficiency of their faith, and sometimes even the very existence of God. I hope this short devotion will answer these questions for you.

In this episode, I give a quick summary of a message which I shared last Easter, which addresses crucial Christian topics like God's nature, total depravity, penal substitution, propitiation, justification, etc., all of which are vital for us to understand the reason for the cross, and why Good Friday was necessary.