Bible Study Course Lesson 4
by United Church of God
One of the greatest puzzles for many people is why God allows good people to suffer.
by Wayne Topping
At times when we despair because things are going wrong in our lives, spare a thought for the apostle Paul.
What Does the Bible Teach About Grace?
by United Church of God
The word grace had deep meaning for the apostle Paul. His letters form the bulk of what we today call the New Testament, and in those letters he used the Greek word charis, most often translated “grace,” approximately 100 times. Remarkably...
by Larry Walker
Labels can be helpful for products, but not for people. Categorizing is too often accompanied by criticizing and condemning.
Bible Questions and Answers
by United Church of God
The short answer is that the world is currently under the influence and power of Satan, and that God does not promise His followers that they will escape trials during their mortal life. On the contrary, God allows His people to endure...
by John Ross Schroeder
Even though they’ve come to understand the truth of God, many put off baptism for years. But is that really acceptable to God? Should you delay your baptism?
by Heidi Braun
It’s easy to get caught up in the things that are going wrong—but what are some things we can rejoice about?
Bible Questions and Answers
by United Church of God
Making intercessory prayer to God for others is a defining characteristic of a true Christian.
by Don Hooser
Jesus said to His disciples, "These things I have spoken to you, that My joy may remain in you, and that your joy may be full" (John 15:11). That sounds almost too good to be true! How can we experience this fullness of joy?
by Michael Kelley
Recently Pope Francis slammed capitalism and the free market, advocating redistribution of wealth and other steps to level out incomes between rich and poor. What does the Bible say about Christianity and capitalism?
by Good News
Joy comes not from what happens to us, but how we respond—the kind of attitudes we have about those experiences. We need not feel like helpless victims of circumstance.
by Robert H Berendt
When people know that you are a follower of Jesus Christ, they expect your conduct and behavior to be steady and strong regardless of the circumstances.
by Jerold Aust
Many Christians assume that the festivals God gave to Israel are outdated. Yet the early Church continued to observe them. And the book of Revelation graphically portrays their fulfillments.
by Scott Ashley
Why do you do the things you do? Why do you believe the things you believe? What is the origin of your religious beliefs? Have you ever really asked yourself these questions?