Many read the verse in Isaiah 53:5 and conclude that the writer is referencing physical healing. Some would even go as far to say that we can "claim" divine health in this life. Is this true? Can we live a life free of sickness in this life of sin,

There are I would imagine many that believe suicide is a one-way ticket to hell even for a Christian. Can suicide actually void salvation? Is it that powerful? Tune in to find out.

What we utter out of our mouths reveals what is in our hearts. Jesus said, "out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks! (Matt 12:34)". So, what are you talking about? The words we speak reveal our inner character.

What should be our attitude toward believers who fall into sin? Should we shun them or try to help them? What if they refuse to repent of their sin after they have been lovingly confronted about it? Do we they cut them off and have nothing to do with t...

There are many that believe and teach that salvation can be lost. There are also those that believe that we cannot be sure of our salvation. However, that is the opposite of what the Bible teaches. Not only are we to be sure we are saved,

We hear people say “Don’t judge me or only God can judge me!” There are those that even say the Bible declares for us not to judge. Is that reasoning true? What did Jesus have to say regarding judging others?

Can can't live on bread alone!!

The Word of God is the exclusive truth. It can never be relative, ever. If Jesus is not the only way to salvation, then He lied. Is anyone foolish enough to make that claim – that Jesus is not the only way to eternal life? Who are we to believe,

Can those who have confessed Christ as the Lord and Savior die and go to hell to pay the penalty for their sins if Christ has already paid the cost for those same sins? If so, that would be a form of double jeopardy, wouldn’t it?

God has given man a free will to choose what he wants. But, when it comes to salvation, who chooses whom? Does man have the ability on his own to choose God and God chooses him? Or, does God have to choose whom He wants first and man chooses God?