Should the Coronavirus Change My Christianity?
As the coronavirus pandemic drags on, boredom, restlessness, anxiety and depression are becoming our daily companions. As Christians, what is our plan to manage the isolation?
As the coronavirus pandemic drags on, boredom, restlessness, anxiety and depression are becoming our daily companions. As Christians, what is our plan to manage the isolation?
The entire world has been altered socially and economically because of the coronavirus pandemic. Is this virus connected to God’s plan?
So many positive advancements are happening in the world at a time when Christianity is on the decline and being wicked is in vogue. Is humanity better off without God and Jesus?
Jesus talked about the God's kingdom more than any other subject. The problem is, much of it was seemingly contradictory. Let's look closer...
Israel is a tiny strip of land in the middle of a desert area. Why is it so controversial? Why should we care? How deep into its politics should we go? Should we just be fed up with what Israel does and what they stand for, or should we be respectfully looking up to Israel for what they do and what they stand for?
Natural disasters seem to be hitting us hard these days, with much more frequency. Are these messages from God? Not exactly. Let's study this out...
HOW do we engage our hatred for evil in a Christlike manner? Learn about "destructive" hatred and "productive" hatred to help you in your Christian walk.
Vengeance, indignation, burning anger and jealousy. These are some of the words the Bible uses to describe God’s reactions to this present evil world. To put it mildly, God is not happy. Can you blame Him? Look at us – look at what this world does, what it stands for and how we treat one another! God will not allow such sin and corruption to continue. He will act and when He does, there will be no mistaking His response. The Bible emphatically describes what look like world ending events – these events are called “The Day of Vengeance,” “Armageddon,” “The Time of Trouble,” “The Day of Wrath”… So wait! We are always talking about God being a God of love – how could this vengeance of God possibly be interpreted as an act of love? Is God so vengeful and angry that He is going to squash us like bugs or is there another way to understand what His vengeance is, how it works and what it accomplishes?
We have the ability to leave a lasting and positive impression on our world, if we would only realize that potential and act on it. Elijah left one of the most unique and powerful legacies of any Bible hero. What legacy did he leave? How did he do it?
Where is God? Has He completely lost control of our world? Violence, misery, death and suffering is all around us. What's the plan?