Peter wrote of unlearned and unstable people incorrectly teaching or misapplying God’s words. Is that what happens with 2 Chronicles 7:14?

Many will say, “We’re all God’s Children” with the intended meaning that everyone on earth is a child of God. That’s not really true.

Many pastors and Bible teachers have said, “Jesus became sin on the cross?”  But does the Bible really say that?  And what is meant by “becoming sin?”

Romans 11:25 says, “blindness in part is happened to Israel, until the fullness of the Gentiles be come in.” When will that be?

We are a royal priesthood. Are we also called today to be watchmen on the wall and to sound a warning?  Do we really have the work of watchmen?

We have all heard, “the Bible says money is the root of all evil.”  But that’s not what it says. A Parable of the Poor Christian and the Tax Collector.

Many have used 2 Chronicles 7:14 as a promise that if we do as it says, God will heal America? Is that true?

Paul admonished believers to speak the truth in love.  What did he really mean by that? How can we know if we are speaking the truth in love?

Hebrews 10:26, about willful sin, seems to suggest salvation can be lost. Is that true? People willfully sin after salvation. How should we understand this?

Matt 5:48 tells us to be perfect- as perfect as God is. Did Jesus really mean that? It sounds like an impossible command. We just can’t do it.

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?

Abba is commonly said to mean “daddy,” but does it really mean that? And should we pray, addressing God as “Father God”?