God uses flawed individuals to bring about spiritual awakenings, as seen in the story of Jonah, who was called to preach to Nineveh despite his initial reluctance. The gospel message is clear and definite, and it has the power to bring people to repentance and salvation. However, some people, even those who have known the Lord for a long time, can become stagnant and resistant to God's message, just like Jonah was when he was upset that God forgave the people of Nineveh. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the Christian Apologetics Research Ministry, limited atonement, Calvinism, and reformed theology. He also addresses questions about hell, Sheol, Gehenna, and Hades, and critiques Catholicism and the Democratic Party, suggesting that the Antichrist may belong to the Democratic Party. [... more]

Death and the afterlife are topics that can leave us feeling uncomfortable, but understanding what happens to those who die without faith in Jesus Christ is crucial. The Bible teaches that Hades is a place of torment where the wicked reside, but it's not the same as hell. The concept of eternal destiny is fixed in this life, and those who reject the gospel will face a bleak and hopeless future. [... more]

David's Psalm 139 expresses the truth that God knows everything about us, including our thoughts and actions, and that we cannot hide from His presence, not even in heaven or the afterlife. This realization comforts us in the fact that escape is impossible, and we can trust in God's sovereignty over all things. [... more]

The innate curiosity about life after death has been a unifying theme throughout human history. Job's story in the Bible poses questions about the destination after death, and the concept of Sheol and Hades is explored in the context of the Old Testament and New Testament. The resurrection and eternal life are central to the gospel and faith in Jesus Christ. [... more]

God instituted the family as the basic unit of society, and it's the family's responsibility to convey the Christian faith to the next generation. However, the family is under attack, and parents must create an environment conducive to upright behavior, walk the fine line between grace and law, teach their children wisdom, and understand the need for personal conversion. [... more]