Please help me with resources for my research paper: “Discuss the original doctrine of sin” Due to the lockdown, our Bible College has been closed so I don’t have access to the library. Kindly send me links of books and articles that I can use as resources for my citation. Also, you may email me […]

A Necessary Birth MESSAGE INTRODUCTION The phrase “born again” can call to mind a variety of ideas, memories, and questions. Although some Christians passionately refer to being born again as a specific turning point in their lives, others might perceive it as being a more subtle step in a gradual process of coming to faith. […]

If we make our own inability a stumbling block or an excuse not to be obedient, it means that we are telling God that there is something which He has not yet taken into account. Every element of our own self-reliance must be put to death by the power of God. #myutmost | utmost.org

I’ve been a church consultant for more than 20 years. My wife and I have closed our company, the Lawless Group, to join the Church Answers consulting team, and I remain excited about the possibilities of our helping struggling churches. I’ve learned, though, that not every consultation leads toward health and renewal, particularly in these…

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I have a question. I posted a video of Ravi Zacharias (which I can post in comments) and had a discussion with my atheist brother. His position is that objective moral values do not exist because they not only change but also because we can choose them, making them subjective. I appealed to moral duties […]

I want to share an interesting yet brief interaction I had with an atheist who came to me at work while on break as I was reading my Bible. They knew I was a Christian because of my shirts that I wear almost daily. read then offer your thoughts on it. I recorded as much […]

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