Honest Answers to 10 Tough Bible Questions We all have questions—some whispered in the quiet of the night, others that echo through generations. This series is for the soul that longs for truth without pretense. Over the next ten posts, we’ll explore questions that often go unanswered in sermons and studies. These aren’t just theological […]
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Why Are There So Many Denominations if We All Read the Same Bible? The Questions We Keep Asking – Post 10 of 10 “If we all follow Jesus and read the Bible, why are there so many different churches?” It’s a fair question—and one that many people ask with curiosity, confusion, or even frustration. If
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Will We Recognize Our Loved Ones in Heaven? The Questions We Keep Asking – Post 9 of 10 “Will we know each other in eternity—or will we be strangers?” This is one of the most comforting and frequently asked questions—especially by those who’ve stood by gravesides and whispered, “Goodbye for now.” Scripture offers us real
How Do We Know the Bible Is Truly God’s Word? The Questions We Keep Asking – Post 8 of 10 “Is the Bible really inspired—or just written by men?” If we’re wrong about the Bible, we’re likely wrong about everything else. At the heart of Christianity lies one massive claim: that God has spoken—clearly, faithfully,
Is Hell Eternal, and Why Would a Loving God Send Anyone There? The Questions We Keep Asking – Post 3 of 10 “If God is love, how can He send anyone to Hell?” This question stirs emotion, fear, and sometimes deep confusion. Hell is often caricatured or dismissed, even by Christians. But if we believe
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Why Does God Allow Suffering and Evil? The Questions We Keep Asking – Post 1 of 10 “Where is God when it hurts?” Few questions strike the heart more deeply. Pain is universal. Suffering is personal. Whether it’s cancer, war, betrayal, injustice, or loss—we’ve all cried out: “Why, God?” This post explores one of life’s
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