While our salvation cannot be earned by doing good works, our salvation compels us through love to do good works to serve God and others. We see this in Ephesians 2:8-9, “For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.”. But verse 10 goes on to tell us that God has good works for us to do, “For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.”  Read More

Prayer, put simply, is communicating with God. It is a privilege because our Creator, the Creator of the universe, wants to communicate with us. Prayer can be words spoken out loud in a public or private setting, and it can also be words spoken in our hearts, because God knows our hearts and our thoughts (Psalm 139:1-2). Prayer is a two-way conversation. It is an opportunity for us to express our ...  Read More

Few topics spark more debate in the church today than the role of women in ministry. With a major denomination recently voting to restrict women from serving as pastors and preachers, many believers are asking what Scripture actually teaches. Here is a closer look at the biblical evidence, the cultural context, and why the case for women in ministry is stronger than many realize.  Read More

What is hell really? Most people picture a fiery underworld with Satan ruling over tormented souls, but this understanding comes more from cultural myths than biblical truth. This comprehensive biblical study examines what Scripture actually teaches about hell, death, and eternal punishment, revealing surprising truths that can transform your understanding of God's love and character.  Read More

In our digital age, Christians must navigate social media thoughtfully and intentionally. With over 5 billion people using these platforms, believers have incredible opportunities to be light in dark places and share their testimonies. However, social media also presents dangers including addiction, misinformation, and the temptation to seek validation rather than glorify God. Christians should use the Beatitudes and biblical principles as filters for their online activity, ensuring their posts build others up and represent Christ well. The key is conducting regular social media audits to examine whether our online presence produces the fruit of the Spirit or works of the flesh.  Read More

When Jesus came down from the mountain after His transfiguration, He encountered a desperate father whose demon-possessed son needed healing. The father had already approached Jesus' disciples for help, but they couldn't cast out the demon. This failure, despite their previous success with similar situations, reveals profound truths about what real faith actually looks like.  Read More

Should Christians Support Israel? What does it really mean to “support” Israel—and who is Israel according to God? We break it down from a Biblical perspective, exploring God’s calling for Israel and what He calls Christians to do in response. Don’t miss this deep look at faith, obedience, and truth.  Read More

In Episode 5 of the Faith Between Sundays Podcast, we tackle some of the hardest questions believers face: • Why some healings in the Gospel of Matthew and the Gospel of Mark were instant—and others weren’t • What Paul’s “thorn in the flesh” teaches us • Whether anxiety is spiritual, biological, or both • If medication means a lack of faith • How to trust God when prayers feel unanswered  Read More

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Are there really inconsistencies, or do they disappear when you understand context, culture, genre, and the authors’ perspectives? We walk through the most frequently cited examples—including Genesis 1 vs. 2, the flood timeline, God “changing His mind,” faith vs. works, the temptation of Jesus, different resurrection details, conflicting genealogies, generational curses, and more—explaining why each resolves cleanly when read carefully. The Bible is not an encyclopedia; it’s one unified story of redemption through Jesus. Minor differences in eyewitness accounts actually strengthen its reliability. The core message—sin, salvation, Christ’s death and resurrection—remains unmistakably clear.  Read More

Many Christians wonder why there are so many Bible translations if Scripture is God’s Word. The answer lies in history: the Bible was written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek, and translation has always been necessary to make it accessible. Even Jesus quoted Scripture using the Greek Septuagint, such as when He summarized the greatest commandment: “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength” (Deuteronomy 6:5). This shows that faithful translation is not a compromise, but part of how God’s Word has been preserved and passed down through generations.  Read More

How do I know which denomination to choose? Let’s explore what makes a church faithful: it follows Scripture, points to Jesus, encourages mission, and nurtures a life of faith.  Read More