Is there someone who won't return your affections? Here's how to get your revenge the Romans 12:20 way.

Is there one God of the Old Testament named Yahweh, Who is grouchy, and another God of the New Testament who is nice? Short answer: NO. The very thought is blasphemous. God is one (Romans 3:30).

Breaking Revelation: Transcendent spiritual experiences can be intellectual.

God continuously spares us deadly disasters, probably by the minute. We are never aware of this until God decides to put us face to face with one of the "rescues." (These are not LITERALLY rescues because God introduces the trouble to begin with so as to remind us of His millisecond and millimeter control of our lives.) Here is one of those "rescues" God staged for me 28 years ago, and what it continually teaches me about His control of the world-at-large and my world specifically.

We can tell each other to behave ourselves and be more cheerful, or we can unfold and behold the glories of the gospel of Paul and let the effects of that glory change us without us even trying.

We rarely take account of all the good things that happen to us every day, but only the bad. This displays incredible short-sightedness, pessimism, and a startling lack of thankfulness. I have been guilty of it, and I want to change, starting today.

God manifests Himself through you to others in every place. Some receive it; some don't. For these, it is the difference between eonian death and eonian life.

What happens when God sends people with free wills to the lake of fire, but they don't want to go?

It has been suggested that a belief in Human Free Will is what keeps a person safe from sin, and that anyone believing in the sovereignty of God necessarily imperils his or her moral character. The popular notion is that anyone believing that God does everything surely must throw off any sense of personal accountability, thereby inviting all manner of deviant behavior into his or her life. But it's just the opposite. It is Human Free Will--the teaching that fails to recognize God as God--that casts one into the very den of iniquity.

Self-righteousness is the goal of every religion, including the one known as Christianity.