2014 April

What Does The Bible Say About Criticism? A Christian Study

Criticism is defined as “the act of criticizing usually unfavorably.” (merriam-webster.com) I think this definition is one of the better ones. Most of the time criticism is a negative thing but constructive criticism can be a positive outlet to build someone up while still helping them through some flaws, mistakes or weaknesses they may have. […]

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1 Peter 2 Bible Study and Questions

by David Peach

The book of 1 Peter was written specifically to the Christians who were scattered during the persecutions of the first century. However, the content of the book is applicable to all Christians at any time and is a general book of encouragement for spiritual growth and holiness. The book is believed to have been written […]

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20 Christian Quotes About Redemption

by Pamela Rose Williams

The term “redemption” was mostly used in the 1800’s and over time the use of this term has decreased. One dictionary definition of redemption is: “the action of regaining or gaining possession of something in exchange for payment, or clearing a debt.” (google.com) In Christianity we possess redemption at the moment that we believe in […]

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Your Guide to Spiritual Spring Cleaning

by Crystal McDowell

Spring cleaning is exciting to those seek a fresh start to a new season. However, many dread it because of the enormity of the projects, time, and effort it takes to complete. Whatever their outlook on spring cleaning, most people agree it’s a wonderful feeling when we can enjoy our finished work and sense of […]

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Is Spanking Biblical?

by Jack Wellman

Should Christians spank their young children? Is it biblical to discipline in such a way? What principles can we learn from the Bible as to whether spanking is what God would want parents to do? Discipline and Not Abuse There has never been more disagreement between non-believers and Christians and even among Christians themselves than […]

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Finding The Peace That Surpasses All Understanding in Your Life

by Crystal McDowell

Have you lost your peace? Do you not know where to begin to find it again? Finding peace can be a challenge when our lives have been turned upside down through painful circumstances. Lack of peace can drive us towards making situations worse as we can become argumentative, anxious, moody, or tired (sleepless nights). Jesus […]

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Are There Different Levels of Hell and Heaven?

by Jack Wellman

Does the Bible teach that there are different levels of hell and of heaven? If so, to what degree does it mean regarding reward, positions, and suffering for those in hell? Is Hell a Literal Place? Yes, hell is a literal place and it is not a figment of our imagination. The fact is that […]

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Top 20 Christian Quotes For and About Teachers

by Pamela Rose Williams

Anyone who attends school has memories of great and not so great teachers. I won’t name my least favorites, but I know my favorite teacher was the one I had in 5th grade. How do I remember that long ago? Because she was a special lady who truly, truly cared for her students. I know […]

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6 Christian Destinations To Visit In The United States

by Derek Hill

The United States has many vacation spots to get away to. You could take your family to a nice beach or a fun theme park, but have you ever considered taking a trip to a Christian destination? This might sound a little strange at first, but there really are some amazing Christian places worth checking […]

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7 Important Christian Artifacts

by Robert Driskell

One would think that, if Christianity were true, if God really exists, and Jesus really did walk the earth, there should be evidence, physical evidence, of this truth. Well, it just so happens that there is physical evidence which corroborates and strengthens the biblical record. An entire science, archaeology, is dedicated to unearthing our past. […]

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