2018 May

Should Christians See Should A Psychologist Or Psychiatrist?

Is it sin for Christians to see a psychologist or a psychiatrist? Is it just like going to the doctor when you’re sick or injured? Mental Health Professionals Psychologists and psychiatrists are professionals who work in the field of mental health but sometimes their roles are mixed up with other mental health professionals such as psychotherapists, psychoanalysts, or mental […]

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What Are Signs You Have Genuine, Saving Faith?

by Jack Wellman

Some lack assurance, some know they’re lost, but others are secure in Christ, so what are some biblical signs about having genuine, saving faith? Seasons of Doubt The trouble with having doubts is that our feelings can fool us, but feelings must never outweigh the facts, and the facts are, for those who have trusted […]

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4 Things That Can Destroy Your Family

by Pamela Rose Williams

Family trouble today is at an all-time high. Marriages are falling apart, children are disobedient and quite frankly, love is waxing cold. But the fact of the matter is that “…there is no new thing under the sun” (Ecclesiastes 1:9). Though there are so many things that contribute to the breakup of families, I have […]

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Are We Still Being Visited By Angels Today?

by Jack Wellman

Are angels still visiting us today as they were in the days of the Old Testament and New Testament? Angels An angel is a supernatural being created by God that has eternal life already present within them. God created angels for various reasons, but one of the main reasons God created them was to use […]

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What Does “Absent From The Body” Mean?

by Jack Wellman

Paul says that to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord, so what does he mean by this? The Great Equalizer It seems that death and taxes will always be with us, and although the rich can sometimes find loopholes for their taxes, there is no loophole from escaping death, […]

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Are Baby Dedications Biblical?

by Jack Wellman

Thousands of churches have baby dedications every year, so are baby dedications biblical? Does the Bible support this? Baptizing Babies The Catholic Church and several denominations still practice infant baptism, so where did infant baptism originate since it’s not found in the Bible? Is infant baptism even biblical, and if not, where did it start? […]

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7 Things the Bible Calls Evil

by Pamela Rose Williams

Most of us know that the Bible is sometimes also called “The Good Book”. I believe it is referred to as such because it is the Word of God and God is good. Even so, we do see bloodshed in the way of murders, rapes and wars. There are also many accounts of lies and […]

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Should Christians Challenge The Teaching Of Church Pastors?

by Jack Wellman

What should a believer do if they hear their pastor preaching error? Can Christians challenge the teaching of pastors? The Bereans When the Apostle Paul and Silas were preaching the gospel in Thessalonica, the Jews hired thugs and instigated a riot because they were jealous, so the Thessalonica believer’s had to get Paul and Silas […]

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What is a Spiritual Debtor?

by Pamela Rose Williams

When you ask someone if they have any debts, you are usually referring to their need to pay back financial obligations. When they have such debts, they themselves are referred to as a “debtor”. The literal definition of “debtor” is a person who is in debt or under financial obligation to another. [1] Debt and […]

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Why Don’t More Christians Share Their Faith?

by Jack Wellman

Christians share their faith with others, don’t they? Believe it or not, this happens less frequently than you might think. Jesus’ Commands Perhaps the one thing that most disciples struggle with after they’re saved is sharing their faith with an unsaved person. They might love to serve in the church, they might regularly attend worship […]

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