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I often hear people say they think they are being tested or they feel strongly that God is testing them about some aspect of their life. Does God in fact test us and our faith?
How do we apply the Bible to subjects that simply didn't exist when it was written?
Is it okay have hobbies? Or should we be spending our time on things that are more eternal?
Why is it that I can't hear Jesus talk to me?
Who were Jesus' earthly parents?
What does it mean to witness for Jesus?
If the life, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus are facts, why do people still doubt His existence?
Why are there different versions of the Bible?
Why does it seem when things are going so good in our everyday lives that all of a sudden things go BAD and we are forced into a struggle with our faith. Did I cause this? Is it sin in my life?
What causes us to settle for less than God's BEST?
What helps us find God's BEST?
Blastus was selfish, Crispus was not. Be like Crispus, not like Blastus. Being selfless is a super natural attribute that changes the atmosphere for good.
Every story is significant. Sometimes we need someone to insist that we open the door to the astonishing
Naaman's wife's servant girl: She saw opportunity for God, before she looked for opportunity for herself. What do you see?
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