The existence of suffering and evil in the world is one of the most common criticisms raised against Christianity. Thankfully, God answers questions about the existence of suffering in the world in the Scriptures. The Bible addresses the question of...
The Bible teaches that at the end of time, God will create a new heavens and a new earth as part of His plan to restore all creation and dwell with His people forever. This new creation will be free from sin, suffering, and death, and it will be the...
The Bible teaches that the final judgment and hell are integral parts of God’s ultimate plan for dealing with sin, evil, and justice at the end of time. The final judgment is when every person—both believers and unbelievers—will...
According to the Bible, non-Christians, or those who do not accept Christ, go to a place of separation from God after death. The Bible describes this state in various ways, often associating it with judgment, Hades (the realm of...
Yes, the Bible suggests that Christians go to heaven immediately after death, entering into the presence of God. While there are various interpretations within Christianity, many passages in Scripture affirm that believers experience a conscious...
The Bible encourages Christians not to fear death, providing several reasons based on faith, hope in eternal life, and confidence in God’s promises. The teachings of Scripture emphasize that through Jesus Christ’s victory over sin and death...
According to the Bible, death was not part of God’s original design for creation, especially for humanity. The biblical narrative suggests that death entered the world as a consequence of sin, and it was not part of God’s initial intention for human...
The Bible speaks extensively about Jesus possessing wisdom, both in His human experience and in His divine nature. Jesus is portrayed as the embodiment of divine wisdom, with wisdom being a key aspect of His identity, teachings, and mission. Here’s...
Text: Romans 9–11 Are all Jews saved? In this sermon, we dive into one of the most profound and challenging portions of the Apostle Paul’s writings—Romans chapters 9 through 11. Paul wrestles with a question that cuts to the heart of Israel’s...
In Revelation 6:1–8, the Apostle John describes a vision of the Lamb (Christ) opening the first four of seven seals on a scroll, unleashing what are commonly known as the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Each horse and rider symbolize different...