Reading Time: 3 minutesQuestion 1088 Evangelism is the proclamation of the gospel to those who do not yet believe. But what exactly should we proclaim? Our personal experiences? Philosophical arguments? The benefits of Christianity? While these may have a place, Scripture teaches that the Bible itself is the essential tool in evangelism. God’s Word is the power that…
Reading Time: 5 minutesQuestion 7104 This is perhaps the most important question anyone can ask: How I can have a personal relationship with Jesus. Christianity is not primarily about following a set of rules or joining an institution. It is about knowing a person, Jesus Christ, and being known by Him. The good news is that a personal…
Reading Time: 5 minutesQuestion 3001 This is perhaps the most important question any person can ask. It is the question Jesus Himself put to His disciples at Caesarea Philippi: “Who do you say that I am?” (Matthew 16:15). Your answer to this question determines your eternal destiny. It is not enough to know about Jesus; you must know…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 01068 When Christians speak of the Bible as “inspired,” they mean something far more precise than the casual sense in which we might call Shakespeare inspired or describe an artist’s best work as inspired. Biblical inspiration is a technical theological term describing how God produced Scripture through human authors, and understanding it is essential…
Reading Time: 5 minutesQuestion 04043 Galatians 5 sets out one of the most direct contrasts in Scripture. Paul lists the works of the flesh, then the fruit of the Spirit, and the comparison reveals something fundamental about how the believer lives. These are not just two lists of behaviours. They represent two opposing sources of life and two…
Reading Time: 3 minutesQuestion 12001 Every day, often without thinking about it, we make decisions that carry moral weight. Some are small and others are life-altering, but all of them reveal something about what we believe, what we value, and whom we ultimately serve. The question of how Christians make moral decisions is not academic. It is one…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 12000 Ethics is one of those words that gets used constantly but rarely defined carefully. In secular culture it tends to mean something like “the general sense of right and wrong that decent people share,” which is vague enough to mean almost anything. For the Christian, the question is far more precise and far…
Reading Time: 7 minutesQuestion 10078 The Olivet Discourse stands as Jesus’ most comprehensive teaching on future events. Delivered on the Mount of Olives just days before His crucifixion, it addresses questions about the temple’s destruction, signs of His return, and the end of the age. Understanding this discourse is essential for grasping biblical eschatology. The Setting and Context…
Reading Time: 5 minutesQuestion 0034 The good news is that we live in an age of unprecedented access to theological resources. Books that were once available only in seminary libraries are now accessible with a few clicks. Sermons from gifted teachers around the world can be downloaded to your phone. Study aids that previous generations could only dream…
Reading Time: 3 minutesQuestion 07012 Salvation is the word Scripture uses for what God has done about the human predicament. It is not a religious concept invented by the church; it is the great answer to the great problem that runs through every page of the Bible from Genesis 3 onwards. The word itself means rescue, and it…