-The Sinner’s Prayer
Over the years I've become increasingly concerned with one tactic of some well-intentioned ambassadors for Christ: leading a person in the "sinner's prayer." It can be meaningful, but it has a liability. [...]
False Beliefs
-“What is the definition of idolatry?”
The definition of idolatry, according to Webster, is “the worship of idols or excessive devotion to, or reverence for some person or thing.” [...]
-Placebo Faith
Placebo Faith Gregory Koukl How do you know if your faith is a sugar pill or an effective medication? See how Greg confronts the argument of faith being merely a placebo. The [...]
-To Bribe Or Not to Bribe
Is offering a bribe always immoral, or is there a biblical principle which should be used to weigh the circumstances? [...]
-Does God Have to Obey the Ten Commandments?
If you want to call moral rules absolutes in the sense that they can never be trumped, then that is probably too strong a definition and not a Biblical definition. And if you are not careful, it makes God subject to His own rules in a way that puts the rules above God instead of God above the rules. [...]
-Does “God Visit the Iniquities of the Fathers” on the “Third & Fourth Generations”?
It is not about individual people who receive generational sins or curses; it’s a covenant for how God will deal with the Nation depending on whether they hate or love Him. [...]
-Marriage, Divorce, and Remarriage
Remarriage to the man or woman you first married is more prevalent than you would think. Wouldn't it be great to be able to have the knowledge beforehand of knowing you will remarry your spouse, so you could skip the divorce part of it, work on the marriage and stay married? [...]
-A Matter of Interpretation
If there is no truth, that's precisely the reason we should not be open-minded to other people's points of view. [...]
-The Bible On Reincarnation
A belief in reincarnation indicates a belief that people experience a series of rebirths until ultimately attaining oneness with God. [...]
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