Can There Be Sin In Heaven?

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Please help us share God's truths and hope in Christ. The Bible teaches that Heaven is God’s dwelling place (Ps 11:4, 33:13, 102:19, 103:19, 113:5, Matt 6:9).  It is often called the Third Heaven and it is outside of our time dimension. Therefore, Heaven is completely...

Why Do I Feel Unforgiven?

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Please help us share God's truths and hope in Christ. Question I keep asking God to forgive me for something I did that was very bad, but I don’t feel like He has forgiven me.  Why do I feel this way? Answer The fact that you recognize your sin, understand your need...

Saturday or Sunday Sabbath?

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Please help us share God's truths and hope in Christ. I have been surfing the web and came across a church group that believes the resurrection was on the Sabbath (Saturday) and that worship of Jesus or His resurrection on Sunday, or any other day, is sinfully wrong...

What is Soul Sleep?

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Please help us share God's truths and hope in Christ. Soul sleep is the term used to describe a teaching about the condition of the soul after death.  Before going any further, let me say that this is a false teaching.  It’s one that is not often spoken about, but it...

Who Killed Jesus?

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Please help us share God's truths and hope in Christ. Throughout the centuries, this question has been asked.  Who was responsible for the death of Jesus?  This is a question that all people must answer, and it’ll surprise you when we find the answer to this...

What Makes the Bible So Unique?

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Please help us share God's truths and hope in Christ. The Bible is made up of 66 books written over 1,500 years and penned by about 40 different writers—most of whom did not know each other.  The writers had different backgrounds, varying economic and educational...

The Blood Curse of Jeconiah

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Please help us share God's truths and hope in Christ.   Solomon and Nathan: Two sons of David.  Two ancestors of Jesus. Last week we addressed the supposed contradiction in the two genealogies of Jesus as recorded in Matthew and Luke.   We noted the differences...