I’ve noticed that the Nephilim can be found in genesis 6:4 (before the great flood) and then again in Numbers 13:33 (after the great flood). So… how did the nephilim, or the so-called giant “sons of Anak,” survive the great flood?
I’ve noticed that the Nephilim can be found in genesis 6:4 (before the great flood) and then again in Numbers 13:33 (after the great flood). So… how did the nephilim, or the so-called giant “sons of Anak,” survive the great flood?
As a kid in church I remember singing a song called—“softly and gently Jesus is calling”. It was a beautiful song but there was one line that went, “… Jesus is pleading… Pleading for you in for me.“ Is it true that Jesus pleads for sinners to come home?
Someone asks this question to our team at Church Answers about once a week. I get it. It is confusing and, often, contradictory. We have been looking at church vision statements and mission statements for years. These brief explanations may bring some clarity to the confusion. There is no consistent definition to either statement. Okay,…
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***Philippines 1:16 (NLT) They preach because they love me, for they know I have been appointed to defend the Good News.*** Those who preached Christ “with pure motives” (1:15) did so because of their love for Paul. They knew Paul was in prison, not because of any criminal act, but because the Lord brought him […]
People say “Don’t put God in a box.” But many people don’t even read God’s Word to know what that box is. Many people rely only on a pastor/preacher to tell them what it says, yet the Bible says there are MANY false teachers out there, so how do they know whether who they are […]
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