Guiding You in His Light
Evolution and Christianity are sometimes presented as complete opposites: either you believe God created life, or you believe in evolution. In reality, the discussion is more complicated. Christians agree that God is the Creator, but they do not all agree about exactly how the creation accounts in Genesis should be interpreted or whether evolutionary processes … Read: What Does the Bible Say About Evolution?
One of the biggest questions a person can ever ask is simple, but incredibly deep: Who is God? It is the kind of question that can come to us in different seasons of life. Sometimes we ask it with curiosity. Sometimes we ask it when we are struggling. Sometimes we ask it because the world … Read: Who Is God? What the Bible Says About God’s Nature, Love, and Power
Introduction Can you be a Christian without going to church? It is a more common question than many people realise. In the United States, Pew’s latest Religious Landscape Study found that 62% of adults identify as Christian, yet only one-third say they attend religious services in person at least monthly and nearly half say they … Read: Can You Be a Christian Without Going to Church? What the Bible Says
Introduction Many of us ask this question more urgently when the world feels unstable: Are we living in the end times? When wars continue, disasters dominate the news, and public life feels morally confused, it is easy to wonder whether Jesus’ return must be close. Christians have been asking this question for centuries, but the Bible calls … Read: Are We Living in the End Times? What Christians Believe According to the Bible
Executive summary Artificial intelligence (AI) is not explicitly addressed in Scripture, yet Christian theology has long-developed moral categories that map directly onto the challenges raised by AI: wisdom versus mere knowledge, truthfulness versus deception, the dignity of the human person as an image-bearer (imago Dei), the temptation to idolatry, and the responsibilities of stewardship, justice, … Read: Christianity and Artificial Intelligence: Theology, Ethics, and Church Practice
TL;DR: Among professional historians across beliefs, the existence of Jesus of Nazareth is about as secure as most figures from antiquity. The real debates are about who he was and what exactly he said or did—not did Jesus really exist. Why This Question Still Matters I didn’t start wondering whether Jesus existed because I wanted … Read: Did Jesus Really Exist? The Evidence, Explained
Salvation is a concept that resonates deeply with people across the globe, carrying spiritual, theological, and profoundly personal significance. While its interpretation may differ among religious traditions, at its core, salvation represents deliverance—from sin, suffering, or even the uncertainties of life. It’s the hope of being saved or protected, a promise of redemption, grace, and … Read: Understanding Salvation: Its Meaning and Significance
Famine has been a devastating reality throughout human history, leaving countless individuals suffering in its wake. In times of scarcity, people often turn to God, seeking solace, strength, and sustenance. The relationship between faith and famine is deeply intertwined, as scripture and religious teachings provide both comfort and guidance during such trials. Understanding Famine in … Read: God and Famine: Faith Amidst Hunger
The nature of God, Jesus, and the Holy Trinity is one of the most profound and debated theological concepts in Christianity. Many believers and scholars have wrestled with the question: Is God and Jesus one person? The answer to this question is deeply rooted in the doctrine of the Holy Trinity, a cornerstone of Christian … Read: Is God and Jesus One Person? Understanding the Holy Trinity
Throughout history, war and religion have been deeply intertwined, often shaping the course of civilizations. The relationship between God and war is complex, as religious beliefs have both inspired and restrained human conflict. While faith is often seen as a source of peace, it has also been invoked to justify wars, creating a paradox that … Read: God and War: The Intersection of Faith and Conflict