The capacity for choice is essential for genuine relationships, and the existence of free will, even with the potential for failure, is integral to the nature of being human.

The debate between Paedo-Baptism (infant baptism) and Credo-Baptism (believer's baptism) raises key theological questions about the nature of faith, community, and the interpretation of biblical teachings on baptism.

Since God is completely sovereign and since he is not the one who causes evil, how do we understand his relationship to seemingly bad things?

Exploring the interplay between divine sovereignty and human free will raises profound questions about the nature of choice and control.

The biblical teaching on judgment distinguishes between condemning others, which is reserved for God, and evaluating actions and teachings, which believers are called to do with love and humility.

The ancients conceived of the world as a three-tiered universe, consisting of the heavens, the earth, and the realm under the earth. This worldview helps explain the biblical language regarding Jesus' descent to the place of the dead, not as a location of punishment, but as part of His victory over death.

April 15th, the annual deadline for filing taxes in the United States, often brings stress, but from a Christian perspective, it can be seen as an opportunity for spiritual reflection and moral growth.

Overcoming Anxiety by Cultivating Faith - As we conclude this series on dealing with anxiety, focusing on the underlying element that often fuels anxiety: fear.

Cultivating Gratitude to Combat Anxiety - We continue or discussion on dealing anxiety, considering a powerful yet often overlooked tool: gratitude. Cultivating gratitude, can shift our focus from the self to the blessings around us, allowing peace to follow naturally.

Celebrating Victories in Managing Anxiety - Today we discuss a simple yet powerful concept in managing anxiety: celebrating little victories. This approach encourages perseverance and a focus on daily progress.

The Physical Manifestations of Anxiety - Today we shift our focus to the physical manifestations that anxiety can produce. Understanding the connection between our physical and mental states can help us address anxiety more holistically.

Overcoming Anxious Thoughts - As we continue discussing how to deal with anxiety, we focus on how to cultivate a mindset that promotes peace and resilience."

Assessing Anxious Thoughts - As we continue our journey to address anxiety, we explore strategies for replacing anxious thoughts with positive and constructive ones.

Managing Anxious Thoughts - In our modern, fast-paced, and technologically driven culture, anxiety has become so prevalent that it has almost become the norm. This seven part series is focused on dealing with anxiety from a biblical perspective.

Rest is a vital spiritual practice that transcends mere physical relaxation, offering a pathway to deeper connection and fulfillment. By embracing rest, we liberate ourselves from the relentless demands of productivity, allowing grace and presence to guide us toward a more balanced and meaningful life.

Meddling often results in self-inflicted hardships, highlighting the importance of reflecting on our behavior. By examining our actions, we can better understand how to avoid unnecessary suffering.