When someone tells you that they love you, what does that person mean? What response […]
One Sunday night while we were still dating before getting married, my (now) wife Rachel […]
The question does not ask about the existence of God, but rather why He chooses […]
There are many who claim to believe in God. If they really did, why don’t they obey His commandments? Why do they substitute their ideas, desires, etc.?
That which has been is that which shall be; and that which has been done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun. (Ecclesiastes 1:9 WEB)
How can Christians think their personal, religious experiences with God are any more true than those of adherents to other belief systems?
This week we look at dealing with family and friends that believe we are self-righteous. We approach the question from 3 perspectives, 1) the believer actually does think they are better than everyone else, 2) Other people believe the Christian thinks they are better than everyone else, and 3) When the Christian lifestyle exposes issues in other people’s lives.
Every election cycle it seems we are given a choice between one bad candidate or another and we have to hold our nose and vote for the lesser of two evils! How, as believers, do we deal with that?
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In this episode of Taco Tuesday Theology, we examine what it takes to hear from God and especially how to recognize His voice when we do.