Would a loving God send people to hell? Absolutely. Still, some suggest that God doesn’t send people to hell. Instead, if we end up in hell, we chose to go there. So, basically, what is said is that we send ourselves there. Apparently, it’s meant to soften the blow of the fact that the Lord sends people to hell. Excuse my language but that is complete hogwash. Now, I recognize that people have different views on hell. Therefore to be... Read more
In my previous post, How Do I Love My Neighbor?: Part I, I described how I was misled by man-made doctrines, but was graciously led to the truth about God’s desire for his people by the Holy Spirit. The truth is, faith in Jesus Christ makes one a child of God. This has nothing to do with the man-made requirements and labels many “church folks” place on people. It’s crazy how we’re so quick to call others out for not... Read more
So, knowing what the Lord expects of us, the next question is how do we demonstrate this love? I remember asking the Lord, “God, how exactly am I supposed to love my neighbor? At times, people really get on my nerves! Furthermore, how am I supposed to love someone I don’t even know?” Read more
Almost all of us would agree that this parable contains a valuable lesson. Most of us would condemn the arrogant Pharisee and commend the humble sinner. However, in reality, the truth is that we often pray like the Pharisee, whether we realize it or not, and whether we choose to admit it or not. Read more
A curse was Paul's prescription for those who distorted his gospel (Gal.1:8). We know from Scripture that the gospel he preached was the same message he received from the Lord (Gal. 1:12). Read more
We generally agree on what spiritual birth entails, but, what does it really mean to be born of water? Read more
The idea that water baptism is required for salvation, is in part, due to misunderstanding John’s Baptism. Well, either that or neglecting Scripture altogether. Why did John really come baptizing with water? Did he advertise baptism as a requirement for salvation? Read more
The sinner's prayer has received mixed reviews. There are those who favor it and there are those who oppose it. What is “the sinner’s prayer?" Does it have any biblical basis? Should we use it when presenting the gospel? Read more
We know of Lydia from the book of Acts. According to our Bibles, Lydia was a God-fearing Gentile woman, who was converted by Paul at Philippi. However, in this post, we’re going to discuss the real Lydia of Scripture, that many people are unaware of. Read more
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