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Will all believers have fruit?

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What About The Tribes?

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Why is the church so divided?

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What About Evolution?

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Why Should I Trust The Bible

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Will Christians be absent from the tribulation?

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But what if I don't want to "rule" with Christ?

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Why does the Bible sometimes call for Justice and others to love your enemy?

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How to stop doubting your salvation.

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The Reward For Life: A Fictional Imagining.

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Why is the church so divided?

I had a good conversation with a friend last night. He asked a really good question. The essence of the question was this:
“If the gospel is simple to understand, Why is there so much disagreement?”
He’s right. There are hundreds, maybe thousands of divisions in the church. I have a few quick ideas on why this is.

It seems to me, from Scripture, that there are three things to blame for these divisions. (1) Scripture distorters, (2) Satan, and a (3) Self-gratifying audience. SCRIPTURE DISTORTERSPeter once said, “…our dear brother Paul also wrote you… His letters contain some things that are hard to understand, which ignorant and unstable people distort, as they do the other Scriptures, to their own destruction.” (2 Peter 3:15-16)

Peter says: (a) Some of what Paul writes is hard to understand. (b) People will twist and distort Paul’s writings. (c) Those same people will distort all scripture.

You may have heard the phrase, all roads lead to Rome. I have a phrase, all confusion leads to Rom…

What About Evolution?

A subscriber writes:

I'm currently in online school and the classes all teach evolution to be true. I'm not sure what I believe about that and how it would correspond with my Christian faith. I was curious what you thought in that area because secular evolution is forced down my throat at school.
My security is in Christ, not creation. I'm 5000% more confident in the gospels than I am in my ability to understand the first few chapters of Genesis. We really don't know exactly how God did it. Genesis tells us that God did it, and gives some details. Though, Genesis leaves out a lot of information. That doesn't bother me at all.

Personally, I believe God designed and built over a long period of time. I believe that fits with what Genesis teaches. I don't believe it was evolution, but I know plenty who do.

You used the term "secular evolution." If by "secular evolution" you mean, an evolutionary process that God is not involved in, and didn'…

Why Should I Trust The Bible

THE SHORT ANSWER: We should believe the bible because it shows us how to receive eternal life. It validates that claim through, historical accuracy, fulfilled prophecy, supernatural events, and eye witness testimony.
In the first century things were easier. There were eye witnesses of Jesus available to speak with. I am convinced that virtually all of Israel, around 2 million people in that time, witnessed Jesus with their own eyes. It was easier because most people from that region knew someone who had been healed, or seen one of Jesus' miracles. Testing the authenticity of Jesus was as easy as asking a friend or acquaintance what they saw.

Now things are much more complicated. The testimonies of eye witnesses were written down, and collected into the New Testament, however there is no longer anyone living who saw Jesus. So, we have to rely on the words of strangers from the past. This could make the whole thing feel untrustworthy. However, I hope to persuade you that the bible …

How to stop doubting your salvation.

Got this great question from a subscriber.
Hi Lucas, I recently haven't gotten the feeling of the presence of God. I was talking to someone the other day about salvation... now I'm confused again. I started doubting a little bit because I thought that the lack of His presence meant either I wasn't saved or He isn't there. People say that they have God help them with decisions which I feel has never happened to me. Or when they pray they feel something (which I used to feel but it went away). It feels like I'm doing something wrong, or He isn't there.LUCAS' ANSWER: EMOTION IS DANGEROUS. Here's why: I cried at the end of the Matrix Trilogy and had an existential experience at the finale of the first Twilight film. I shed a full ten tears during the Anakin Skywalker Vs. Obi Wan Kenobi dual. Sometimes I'm even emotionally moved in church but it happens less often than it does in movies. So I don't put much stock in my emotions when they do show up. …

Does a Christian Turned Atheist Lose Eternal Life?

My daughter woke up crying at 6:30AM. After my wife got her back to sleep I laid in bed for another few minutes but I couldn't sleep. I had something running through my head. It was this question, "can a Christian become an atheist and still be saved." I felt like this would be a really good topic to write about today. So I came out to my writing office and checked to see what questions had been submitted over night.

This question came in anonymously this morning.
"If I once believed wholeheartedly, full commentment, baptized, truely believed and now don't. Am I still saved?" How serendipitous... Ok. So. The answer is YES, and I'm going to tell you why. First, we need to understand what happens when someone believes in Jesus. As a quick primer before you read on, here's a video we produced on the subject. You can watch it before you read this article, or skip it.

Now let's jump in. What happens the moment you first believe? At the moment you be…

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