The Bible tells us about God and how we should live. The way we get to know more about God is by reading His Book. But how do we know we can trust the Bible?
Have you seen this picture of #TheDress? Some people are convinced the dress is blue and black while others are just as convinced it is white and gold. I find this whole debate a great illustration of worldview.
Do you have to be married or in a relationship in order to be loved and complete? How would you answer that question? Let’s compare what the world says with the Bible.
Parents can help kids understand and frame what they hear. Is it truth or fantasy? Can I really get into an abusive relationship and expect it to turn out “happily ever after”? What is acceptable in a relationship?
As I write this, I am very close to finishing the final edit for The Answer Book. What surprises me is how reluctant I’ve been to finish and send it back to the publisher. I’ve always been nervous doing things in front of large groups. I guess this is similar. At the age of seventeen,…
Your child says they want to turn to Christ. How do you know if they are really ready? How did Nancy Ruth come to know Christ as her Lord and Savior?
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