2 Corinthians

Sometimes you may wonder why it’s hard to grow as a Christian. Why don’t you feel joy like you used to? Why don’t you have the same energy in your faith as before?

If you ever feel like God is a stranger, then this article is for you.

Restless people are constantly active, unable to find peace as a result of anxiety or boredom. Restless people roam, desire, and covet, but do not arrive, achieve, or obtain. The fourth commandment can cure restlessness.

Using God’s name well is important. But because vows are religious affirmations—pledges taken in God’s name—something must also be said about swearing well.

So, as Christians, how do you face death? How can you be sure that you’ll die in a way that glorifies the Lord?

Like exercise and a healthy diet, good works are good for us.

Believers must not be left wondering if Christ is for or against them.

Why am I so sad? Has God forgotten me like everyone else has? How long will my soul feel troubled? Real believers have hard questions like these.

The apostle Paul did not mince biblical truth with worldly “rah-rah” affirmations intended for the tickling of ears. Following Paul’s lead, let’s consider seven tips for becoming better encouragers.

Maybe at one point in your life you thought that everything that could go wrong had gone wrong. And you’ve called out to God, but he doesn’t seem to be there.

The question is important: “Does this outward washing with water itself wash away sins?” Is this why many Christian churches baptize infants?

But life in a fallen world isn’t comfortable, is it? It’s complicated and messy, filled with awkward situations and difficult circumstances. The path of life is not smooth, but filled with potholes, bumps, and obstacles.