There’s a reason we have books like Job and Ecclesiastes in the Bible. God is not threatened by our honest questions, especially when it is our faith in His goodness that causes us to ask those questions. In fact, if the questions come from a sincere heart, He welcomes them. After all, if you don’t …
The day I became a Christian, one of the first people I wanted to tell was my mother. I had considered myself an atheist while I studied neurobiology in college. But as I studied more, I discovered Jesus and became a Christian. It was the early 1970s, and my mother’s response to my life-changing decision captured the …
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Best-selling author Joel C. Rosenberg explains how current events are colliding to set the stage for the end times.
To be an atheist is to play Russian roulette with all barrels loaded. An atheist can’t win. Of course, he feels and acts like a big player, until the trigger is pulled. The issue isn’t the existence of God. If the atheist is wrong and there is a Creator, then he was wrong. He gambled …
Feb. 12, 2009 — A sage once said, “It’s not what you know you don’t know that’s the problem; it’s what you don’t know that you don’t know.”
When Charles Darwin advanced his theory of biological evolution, there was a lot of biology he didn’t know. Some of it he recognized. But there was much he never even thought about.
During the 150 years since then, scientific advance has yielded important understanding about life’s origin, history and characteristics. These accomplishments provide the framework for modern biology. Even more, they are causing scientists to question his theory. Learning what scientists know will equip Christians with a response to the Darwin anniversaries and his theory of biological evolution that can change minds and lives.
Some false teachers today would like us to think that everybody will eventually get to heaven. Don’t believe them. William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army and a man who dedicated his life to lifting the poor out of sin and poverty, reportedly made this statement: “Most Christian organizations would like to send their workers …
