While some Christian traditions ask Mary and the Saints for their prayers (intercession), the Bible never instructs us to direct our prayers to anyone other than God alone, as Jesus Christ is our only Mediator.

The foundation of Christianity rests on the answer to this question. Discover the simple proof that Jesus was not just a great teacher, but God Himself, who came to earth as the Son of God to save us all.

The short answer is yes and no! God's love for us is unconditional—He loves us even when we sin. However, the Bible shows that the gift of eternal life is conditional upon our choice to accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.

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.

Many people wonder if the dramatic miracles of the Bible still happen. The answer is a joyful "Yes!" God is still active, performing both powerful, visible miracles and quiet, daily miracles in our lives today.

Do you need proof that God is real? The Bible says we can see God’s power and nature everywhere. We explore four simple, compelling pieces of evidence for the existence of God that you can start looking for today.

Do you want to hear God's voice more clearly? For new believers, understanding how God speaks can be confusing. We break down the main ways God guides us through His written Word, His Spirit, and the world around us.

The Trinity is a core, but often confusing, Christian belief. We break it down simply: God is one God who exists in three distinct persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—who work together perfectly.

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 question touches on two important parts of God's character: His perfect love and His perfect justice. Discover how God does not actively send people to hell, but instead honors the ultimate choice to live completely separate from Him.

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.