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Sometimes when we are presented with the gospel message of Jesus Christ; some preachers/teachers say that Jesus suffered in hell for our sins? They say that Jesus was tormented in hell between the period of His death and His resurrection. Let us consider if this is the biblical interpretation. Reading through the events recorded in …
In Christian circles, you may have heard this phrase, ‘many are called, few are chosen’. But what does this phrase mean, and what is the difference between being “called” and “chosen”? To understand the meaning of this passage, we need to look at the immediate context in which it was spoken. Jesus speaks of the …
The subject of miracles is something that comes up often, especially the question of, “why aren’t we seeing the same number of miracles as we see in the Bible, today?”. Let us look at what we can learn from scripture about miracles and how to view miraculous signs and wonders in the right perspective. Let …
If you are a Christian and a follower of Christ, then it means you are also a disciple of Jesus Christ. Although you may call yourself a disciple, have you taken time to think about what that means? Is it merely accepting Jesus as Savior, and that is your ticket to heaven, or is there …
Recently I had a conversation with a group of friends on the subject of judging others. The conversation came about when one said that Christians must not judge? Many Christians always make a general statement “we are not to judge others”, without actually understanding all of the scriptures about judgment in the Bible. So what …