COVID-19 has changed the world in ways no one could have predicted or prepared for, good, bad, indifferent. So, how much longer is this global pandemic going to last? Is COVID a result of sin in the world? Is God trying to start a new world order through COVID? How many more people have to lose loved ones before God gets rid of this disease?

Atheism is on the rise, the number of Christians are declining in exchange for other religions, and many Christians are withdrawing from church for various reasons. How are believers supposed to respond? What actions should we take during this time? How do we maintain our relationship with Christ while tending to the culture?

There’s a lot of mixed religious beliefs and practices going on. For example, you have people who pray to God and burn sage, others live by faith and manifest their own realities, while others read the Bible for wisdom and visit psychics. But, as long as they believe in God, what’s the harm? Why can't we do both?

If a person got saved 30 years ago, are they still saved today? Is there a such thing as eternal security? Or, is it necessary to get saved repeatedly? Are we working to maintain our salvation until we die? Or, at some point can we be confident that we are going to heaven?

Dating is such a taboo topic in Christianity. Nobody wants to talk about it but it's happening outside and inside the church. And men always get help to shoot their shot but can women shoot their shot too? Are there rules about who can make the first move? What is the blueprint for dating with Christian standards?

Since God's creation of the first family, families have been created in both traditional and untraditional ways. In addition to two parent (mother and father) families, there are now single parent families, adoption families, and foster families. Today, children are born naturally, by IVF or surrogate. With the number of ways families can be created, what is God's idea? Has it changed or evolved to include the family structures we see today? Or, is the first family the only model?

There's a lot of debate about how Christians should look and behave. Does Jesus look like the Christians we see today? Is He judgmental and condemning? Does He lack empathy? If Christians are supposed to look like Jesus, are we representing Him well?

With the number of people receiving vaccinations increasing, many churches have started transitioning back to in-person services. But, do we have to go back? If my relationship with Christ is thriving and maturing through virtual services, can I remain an e-member? Can I attend virtual services permanently or do I have to go to church again?

There's so much pressure on singles from both society and the church to get married. But is it for everyone? Is everyone supposed to get married? What did God mean when He said it wasn't good for Adam to be alone? If marriage is a ministry, isn't singleness also a ministry?