Reading Time: 3 minutesQuestion 12008 The question of lying seems simple enough on the surface. The Bible says not to lie, and that should settle it. But as soon as the question is pressed into real-world situations, complexities emerge that Christians have wrestled with for centuries. What exactly constitutes a lie? Does the prohibition apply without exception? What…
Reading Time: 3 minutesQuestion 12007 The question of whether a Christian may use force to defend themselves or others is closely related to the broader questions of war and capital punishment, but it is more personal and more immediately practical. If someone breaks into your home and threatens your family, what does Scripture allow? If a fellow believer…
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 11062 Singleness in the church can be a profoundly isolating experience. Much of church culture is oriented around couples and families, and single Christians often feel marginalised, pitied, or treated as though something is incomplete about their lives. For those who desire marriage, the longing is real and the waiting is hard. Scripture does…
Reading Time: 3 minutesQuestion 60032 Artificial intelligence has moved from science fiction into daily reality with a speed that has caught much of the world off guard. Language models that can write essays, generate code, compose music, and hold extended conversations; image generators that produce photorealistic pictures from text descriptions; autonomous systems that make decisions with real-world consequences;…
Reading Time: 3 minutesQuestion 60033 The rapid integration of artificial intelligence into everyday life has raised a practical question for many Christians: is it right to use AI? Some believers are uneasy about it, sensing that there is something problematic about relying on machines for tasks that seem to require human thought, creativity, or even spiritual discernment. Others…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 60063 Many people assume that education and Christian faith are fundamentally at odds, that the more educated a person becomes, the less they will believe, and that serious intellectual inquiry inevitably leads away from God. This assumption runs deep in Western culture and is reinforced by a vocal strand of the academic establishment that…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 08063 If generational curses are not a biblical category for the believer in Christ, the related question follows naturally: can curses of any kind affect Christians? The question matters because there are believers who live in genuine fear that someone’s spoken curse, a practitioner’s hex, or some form of occult pronouncement has power over…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 08061 The horoscope column in a newspaper or the astrology app on a phone may seem entirely harmless, and most people who glance at their daily horoscope would never describe themselves as involved in the occult. Yet Scripture treats astrology and the attempt to discern the future through the stars with the same seriousness…
Reading Time: 3 minutesQuestion 11039 Wills and estate planning may seem like purely legal and administrative matters with little connection to theology. In reality, they are among the most practical expressions of stewardship a Christian can undertake. How a person arranges their affairs for the time after their death reveals a great deal about their priorities, their sense…