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Well, it's a warning to all of us that knowledge is not a safeguard by itself. And so, what are the answers to those difficult questions?

It's important for us to recognize that Jesus himself said that He would return to earth.

Now there are some preachers today who will say he descended into hell. That is just not in the Bible at all.

In faith, with faith-type decisions, we oftentimes choose because we are comfortable with or not comfortable with the conclusion.

Rachel Baker walks us through how the doctrine of the trinity shows up in Holy Week by examining John 17:20-23.

Forgiveness is a beautiful, beautiful experience when it happens, but it is a fleeting experience for a lot of people.

Inside this question is the word hidden. So we have to now ask, are there hiddensymbols that are inside the Tabernacle that point to Christ?

Where do I start reading my Bible? Admittedly, there are some portions of the Bible, more difficult to read, more difficult to understand than others.

God’s absolute authority over everything and our freedom to choose—we see evidence of both in Scripture, yet they seem so juxtaposed.

In times of trouble and times of doubt, Christians will often turn to Philippians 4:13 for perspective, hope, and strength, and for good reason.

Is Jesus Christ forever human? Yes, he is! The Bible says that there is one mediator between God and man - the man, Christ Jesus.

Because of the gospel, we're saints, because of the gospel, God calls us sons, sons, and daughters, or family.

The Book of Common Prayer is the prayer book for the Anglican communion. The first edition came out in the 1500s. Thomas Cranmer, the great reformer, was very instrumental in putting this book together.

It is by faith that we're saved, and those who are baptized participated in this new life in Christ by faith. So those are the people, according to the Bible, who should be baptized, and not infants.