The suffering of children is a brutal, direct consequence of living in a world broken by the effects of sin, yet the Bible assures us that God shares our grief and will ultimately redeem all suffering.

There is a fundamental difference between instructing children in a family's values and coercively stripping away their ability to choose. True Christian faith requires a free, personal decision as an adult.

God's knowledge of your future choices does not eliminate your freedom to make them. He knows what you will choose, but He does not force the choice.

God doesn't need to "prove" Himself in the way we demand because He is interested in a relationship rooted in faith and love, not compulsory intellectual assent.

The most challenging question of faith! Discover the key idea that God doesn't send people to hell, but rather honors the human choice for eternal separation from His holiness.

If God wants us to believe, why doesn't He just show up? The answer involves the difference between forced submission and a freely chosen, loving relationship.

The devil (Satan) was once a powerful and beautiful angel named Lucifer. Why did God allow him to rebel? We explain how God's gift of free will extended even to angels, and what the true root of the devil's rebellion was: pride.

God is all-knowing, but He still chose to create us with the freedom to choose good or evil. This question dives into the beautiful mystery of God's perfect plan, which is better than a world of forced obedience.

This is one of the toughest Christian questions, but it has one of the most important answers. God did not create evil—He created us with the gift of free will, which allows us to choose good or evil. Learn how this choice brought suffering into the world and why God cares deeply about our pain.