Reasons to believe in Jesus Christ
“The LORD, the LORD, a God merciful and gracious,slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness,keeping steadfast love for thousands,forgiving iniquity and transgression and sin.”(Exodus 34:6–7, ESV) We live in a world that rewards strength, success, and self-sufficiency. Weakness is despised. Failure is mocked. Neediness is hidden. But the God of the Bible…
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When we think about worship, many of us picture singing in church or raising our hands during a praise song. But true worship runs much deeper—it is not just something we do; it’s who we are as children of God. Worship is the natural expression of a heart that has found its identity in Christ….
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“The Rock, his work is perfect,for all his ways are justice.A God of faithfulness and without iniquity,just and upright is he.”(Deuteronomy 32:4, ESV) Our world is full of unfinished stories—abuse covered up, corruption rewarded, victims unheard, the guilty walking free. A child trafficker gets rich. A dictator dies peacefully in his sleep. A bully thrives…
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Why Many Believers See the Rapture as Imminent The New Testament never treats the return of Jesus as a distant theory. It presents it as a pressing reality that could break in at any time—and that should shape how we live today. Many believers, especially within a premillennial, pre-tribulational framework, are convinced that the rapture…
The Story of Rosaria Butterfield (and why it matters for us today) If you had met Rosaria Butterfield in the 1990s, the idea of her becoming a Christian would have sounded absurd. She was a tenured English professor at Syracuse University, a specialist in queer theory, a committed Marxist feminist, and a vocal critic of…
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Every person wrestles with the question, “Who am I?” Society tells us to build our identity on what we do, what we own, or how others see us. But these foundations shift like sand. The truth of Scripture invites us to root our identity not in fleeting circumstances, but in the unchanging love of Christ….
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“Anyone who does not love does not know God, because God is love.”(1 John 4:8, ESV) “God loves you.” We say it often. It’s printed on mugs, bumper stickers, and social media posts. Yet for many, those three words feel thin—too small to carry the weight of real pain, guilt, and doubt. Biblically, God’s love…
From Harvard Atheist to Christian: The Story of Jordan Monge (and why it matters for skeptics today) If you had met Jordan Monge as a Harvard undergraduate, “future Christian” would not have been your first guess. She was a sharp, committed atheist. She debated Christians in public forums, led atheist groups on campus, and saw…
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Christian faith has never been immune to hard questions. The Bible itself is filled with laments, protests, and doubts (Job, Habakkuk, many Psalms). Honest questions are not the enemy of faith; they can be a doorway into deeper trust. This post walks through 20 common objections and doubts and offers a traditional biblical response to…
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“Who among the gods is like you, LORD?Who is like you—majestic in holiness,awesome in glory, working wonders?”(Exodus 15:11, NIV) When Scripture begins to describe God, one attribute rises again and again to the surface: holiness. God is holy in His power, His purity, His love, and His judgments. Holiness is not one attribute among many;…
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