It is good that you realize your need of prayer. Whether changes come quickly or not greatly depends on what you pray for. As children of God, we receive many blessings we hardly notice. But as we grow in the knowledge of His word, we begin to appreciate them more and more. Additionally, a proper … Continue reading “Can my life change immediately after prayers, or will I have to wait for some time?”
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Romans 8:30 talks about those He has predestined. What does that mean?
This verse is about the body of Christ. There will be a class of individuals who conform to preordained standards. The Heavenly Father planned this class even before the foundation of the world. God purposed to grant the Christ (Jesus and His body members) a place of glory, honor, and immortality. (Romans 2:7; I Corinthians … Continue reading “Romans 8:30 talks about those He has predestined. What does that mean?”
Why is Jesus called the first born from the dead?
Revelation 1: 4, 5, “John to the seven churches that are in Asia: Grace to you and peace, from Him who is and who was and who is to come; and from the seven Spirits who are before His throne; and from Jesus Christ, the faithful witness, the first-born of the dead, and the ruler … Continue reading “Why is Jesus called the first born from the dead?”
Help me with my fear of death.
1 John 4:16 tells us about the character of God: "God is love." Two verses later we find out that "perfect love casts out fear." As we focus on God's character, we realize that His plans for all of mankind are good. 1 Timothy 4:10 even tells us that "…we have fixed our hope on … Continue reading “Help me with my fear of death.”
I have lost faith in God. What can I do?
You are not alone. When God does not fulfill our expectations, it can lead to a loss of faith. Many times people expect God to heal a loved one, or save a marriage, or fix some circumstance. When God does not do what the person hoped for, then he can lose faith in God. But, … Continue reading “I have lost faith in God. What can I do?”
If grace happened when Jesus died on the cross, what happened to everyone else in the Old Testament when they died?
The world of mankind includes all children of Adam – whether born before or after Jesus’ sacrifice. When father Adam sinned, he and all mankind were condemned to death. “One man’s trespass led to condemnation for all men,” Romans 5:18 (RSV). What is the death which all mankind suffer? It is a state of oblivion … Continue reading “If grace happened when Jesus died on the cross, what happened to everyone else in the Old Testament when they died?”
What does the Bible have to about transgender?
Biological Information: One's gender is determined by genes at conception. Females have XX genes, while males have XY genes. Surgery and hormones cannot transform the numerous differences between sexes. In fact, for those dear people who do undergo sex reassignment treatment, the emotional and social struggles are severe. We quote from the landmark, thirty-year longitudinal … Continue reading “What does the Bible have to about transgender?”
In Revelation 6:2-8, what do the four horse colors mean?
God’s four attributes (or characteristics) appear in Revelation 4:6-9. They should not be called “beasts.” The accurate translation is “living ones.” These four living ones seem to directly relate to the four colored horses. The horses symbolize the wrong application of God’s attributes. The “four living ones” are found in Ezekiel 1:5,10; 10:14 – … Continue reading “In Revelation 6:2-8, what do the four horse colors mean?”
As Bible believing Christians, how should we relate to a relative who is transgender? Should I invite her to my Thanksgiving dinner? This is so difficult for me.
Jesus did not act like a policeman. He did not point out every sin in His followers. He loved people and died for us. All of His actions, thoughts, and words displayed righteousness and love. On the other hand, He also did not support sin. He did not go to houses of prostitution to judge … Continue reading “As Bible believing Christians, how should we relate to a relative who is transgender? Should I invite her to my Thanksgiving dinner? This is so difficult for me.”
Can you explain, “The afflicted and needy are seeking water,” Isaiah 41:17-20?
Isaiah 41:17-20, “The afflicted and needy are seeking water, but there is none, And their tongue is parched with thirst; I, the LORD, will answer them Myself, As the God of Israel I will not forsake them. I will open rivers on the bare heights and springs in the midst of the valleys; I will … Continue reading “Can you explain, “The afflicted and needy are seeking water,” Isaiah 41:17-20?”