Since when did the death of a good person become good news? Think about it. Since when did the brutal murder of an innocent man become a reason for celebration? (Could a sadistic, evil influence be behind this?) Yet, it is almost universally…
In the previous article on this blog, we have learned about many popular but confusing, contradictory, and unbiblical beliefs about heaven. What then is the true biblical description of heaven? Do you know what God has in store for us?
If heaven is such a super-fantastic place, why aren’t all the heaven preachers eagerly competing with one another to get there first? Did you know that the (King James) Bible uses the word “heaven” over 580 times? But — is there even one…
The “Sinner’s Prayer” is a popular term used in Protestant and Evangelical Christian circles. It refers to any form of prayer that conveys repentance and the desire to start or form a relationship with God the Father and Jesus Christ. For most preachers…
How can we reconcile the belief in a very loving, merciful, and forgiving God — who doesn’t hold his anger forever — with the popular teaching of an ever-burning hell fire to torture humans? Can both opposite teachings be true at…
What really happens at the moment of death? Is there life after death? Are the departed conscious and aware of what’s happening in the land of the living? This is a mystery that will be cleared up by the Bible.
The Bible says, “The soul who sins shall die.” Christ also said, “Fear Him who is able to destroy both soul and body in hell.” How do these statements square with the very popular “Immortal Soul” teaching and belief?
Is everybody going to be saved? Another great controversy raging in today’s world of Christianity is the teaching on “Universal Salvation,” “Universal Reconciliation,” or “Universalism” for short. This is the belief that because of Christ’s love, all people will be saved…
Is same-sex marriage permissible to God, if two people “love” each other? For thousands of years, there has hardly been a debate on what constitutes a marriage. As time went on, however, this traditional definition (of marriage exclusively between a man…
If God is supreme over all things, and His power has no limit, why would there be something that God is incapable of forgiving? Does that make any sense?
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