How Do Angels Help Us in Daily Life?
Should we be seeking out and trying to communicate with angels? Are they here to help us make decisions or protect us in times of danger?
Doctrine
How Does Faith Actually Work?
Is Christian faith the same as having trust in other people? How does it compare to hope? Are we given faith or does it develop?
Do Tithes and Offerings Belong in Christianity?
Should we be tithing? What does it monetarily cost to follow Jesus – is it 10% of your income? How much of our Christian message, method and motivation is based – should be based - on our church's and our pastor's financial statements?
Have You Lost Faith in Your Spiritual Leaders?
The Bible clearly teaches us what spiritual leadership is supposed to look like – and what is teaches may be shocking to most of us!
Is Christianity a Healing Religion?
The Apostles and the early church were able to heal, so why isn’t everybody doing it? Has something changed regarding miracles and faith healing?
Did Jesus REALLY Die for Everyone?
What does it mean that Jesus died for all, if all haven't heard his name or accepted his message? Does God give everyone an equal opportunity?
Do We Really Have Freedom of Choice?
Freedom of choice is very important to citizens of the United States. If God knows the end from the beginning as well as all our thoughts, do we still have real freedom of choice? Is there a difference between "freedom" and "license" to do something?
Is the Hell of Christian Tradition Taught in the Bible? (Part III)
Understanding the truth about hell can be difficult. On the third part of a 3-part series, we analyze particularly difficult texts to explain that were specifically asked of us on our social media accounts (cqbiblepodcast)
Should We Be Peacemakers?
Our world is not peaceful. How should we handle those who disagree with us (or with others) in our own center of influence? Is peace ever more valuable than principles? Can we do better? How can we be a peacemaker?
Is the Hell of Christian Tradition Taught in the Bible? (Part II)
If as we discussed in Parts 1 of this series, there is no burning eternal torture in hell, then why does the New Testament hell talk about "unquenchable fires" and "smoke of torment"? It seems so plain at first reading. In this second of 3 parts, we talk about the what these mean in context.