If everything belongs to Jesus, how can you give your life to Jesus? Might there be something else we give Him in salvation?

Is there a gap of time that allows for millions, even billions, of years since the earth was first created? What do we need to know?

Hebrews 6:4-6 is a difficult passage. Many have understood it to say that salvation can be lost. But does it really say that? Or is salvation secure?

Oh, the joys of childhood. If only we could live in the never-never land of innocence and protection. But that of course, is not the case. Are there never-never lands spoken of in the Bible?

Mnason is a man. Have you ever heard of him? Do you know what he did? There are great lessons to learn from Mnason.

Paul wrote about a crown of righteousness in his letter to Timothy. What must we do to get this crown?

The Rapture will remove the Church from the earth before the Tribulation, but what about our pets? Will animals be left behind?

Some think the Rapture will happen in the fall, but there are many reasons to think it will occur in the late spring/early summer at Pentecost (Shavuot).

How did Memorial Day get started? Why do we have this day as a holiday? Is it biblical to set aside a specific day to remember?

What does the Bible tell us about our passage from this life into eternity? Do angels take us to Heaven? Are they sent so we don’t go alone?

The “vertical and horizontal of the cross” is a way of defining justification and sanctification that helps us understand our relationship with God and man.

Genesis 22 is the account of Abraham preparing to offer Isaac as a sacrifice. When God stopped his hand, God provided a ram. Why a ram instead of a lamb?

Hope can seem elusive sometimes, but it’s so vital to our walk by faith and our walk with God that we must understand it. Find out what it means to walk in hope.

Jesus spoke of two mysteries.  Both Paul and John wrote about mysteries.  So what are these mysteries we find in the Bible?

We know God is one God, but also three Persons. So how should we understand their individual works in creation and redemption?

The Four Loves, by C. S. Lewis, published in 1960, examines love from Christian and philosophical perspectives and explains the four Greek words for love.

Were people who lived before the cross saved by looking forward to the cross and those who lived after saved by looking back.  Is this true?

Heaven is God’s dwelling place, outside of our time dimension and separate from our fallen, sinful world.  So can there ever be sin in Heaven?

The distinctions between sin, iniquity and transgression are subtle. Can you explain what each is and the impact of each on man’s relationship with God?