Resources from 2016

Some Christians think it is perfectly fine to drink alcohol, while others believe it is sinful to partake. Which view is correct?

I have often met people in life who worry that God doesn’t love them, that they aren't really Christians, or that they will experience God’s wrath for all eternity because they haven’t done enough to earn God’s grace. 

If God is loving, why couldn’t he just forgive everyone instead of putting his Son through all that suffering to make atonement for sin?

Just when we start to get hopeful about the latest peace talks, another bomb goes off or another shooting happens. Didn’t Jesus promise to bring us peace? 

At Christmas time, Christians celebrate the first coming (advent) of Jesus is birth. Ever since Jesus was resurrected and he ascended to heaven, Christians have […]

People often ask us what the Core Christianity is all about. Since it has been a year now that we have been writing for Core Christianity, the staff thought it would be helpful to share with you, our readers, a little bit about our inside discussions, our goals, and our hopes.

Most of the time, love is a struggle. Sometimes people are just passing faces we say hello to but don’t really have time for. Here are several concrete and basic ways to love people. 

Have you ever heard someone call doctrine boring or confusing? Sound doctrine actually helps us to know what we believe, why we believe it, and how you and I fit into God’s amazing story! 

Part of the charm of a good story is that central characters impose themselves in the process of a thousand scenes that seem to be about something or someone else.

"Honor your father and your mother that your days may be long in the land that the Lord your God is giving you" (Ex. 20:12).

Here are four reasons every Christian can be thankful to God today.

The way I see my own problem affects the way I treat others. It affects the way I help others. It affects who I think is lovable.