The golden rule of interpretation is to take the Bible literally, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. The key is to understand the type of writing you are reading.

Prayer is simply talking to God—your loving Father. It doesn't require fancy words or a special time; it requires an honest heart and a desire to connect.

The goal of reading the Bible is not immediate agreement, but humble submission to God's truth. When Scripture challenges us, it's an invitation to grow, not a call to argue.

Tithing is simply setting aside the "first fruits" of your income to honor God. It is less about a required percentage and more about a heart attitude of gratitude and trust.

Baptism is a public picture of a private miracle. It is an act of obedience commanded by Jesus Himself, symbolizing death to the old life and resurrection to the new life in Christ.

The fear of death is natural, but for the Christian, it is defeated. The solution isn't avoidance, but clinging to the promise of Jesus Christ, who took the sting out of death.

The age of the Earth is a key debate for Christians. The two main views—young and old Earth—come down to how literally we interpret the first chapter of Genesis.

The three days between the cross and the empty tomb are known as the "Harrowing of Hell," but where exactly was Jesus’ spirit? The Bible offers a powerful, victorious answer.

The incredible ages of early biblical figures like Methuselah raise fascinating questions. The answer involves unique environmental conditions and a much healthier, genetically pure world.

The moment a Christian dies, their soul is instantly ushered into the presence of Jesus Christ. This is not the final state, but a glorious intermediate one, awaiting a resurrected body.

How can God judge someone who never heard of Jesus? The Bible teaches that God reveals Himself to all people through creation and conscience, leaving everyone accountable.

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.

The Christian church has experienced two massive, historical splits and countless smaller ones. We break down the main reasons why one faith has created so many distinct groups.

If we lost all human knowledge, we could eventually rebuild science. But the core truths of Christianity depend on an unrepeatable historical event. We explore the difference between discovery and revelation.

If all sin leads to separation from God, does that mean stealing a paperclip is the same as murder? The answer is "yes and no," and it reveals the core of God's justice and grace.

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.

This question is a perfect trap! The answer lies in the very definition of God: He must be the uncreated, eternal being—the only possible starting point for everything else.

How can Christianity claim to be the 'right' faith among thousands of historical gods? We look at three major proofs that set the Christian God apart from all others.

Jesus' prayer life is one of the most beautiful parts of the Gospel! Discover the two key reasons He prayed, which reveal both His divinity and His perfect humanity.

The resurrection of Jesus isn't just a story—it's a historical event with powerful evidence! Discover the three key proofs that show Jesus truly rose from the dead, changing everything for humanity.