Christian Answers

Should Christians Engage In Arguments With Atheists?

Should Christians be engaged in debates or arguments with Atheists? Jesus Never Pushed If you are familiar with Jesus’ earthly ministry you should notice that He never pushed Himself or believing in Him on anyone. The fact is that He did respond to the Jewish leaders when they attacked God’s truth, His Law, or His […]

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Why is The Mind of Christ Important to Believers?

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

Many of us deal with difficult issues on a daily basis. Whether it is problems with our relationships, our children, or our place of employment, difficult issues can be quite mentally taxing. As Christians, we have the advantage of having the Holy Spirit in us to provide direction and peace of mind in difficult times. […]

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What is the Shekinah Glory of God described in the Bible?

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

Nearly all Christians are familiar with the idea of God’s glory. However, few Christians are familiar with the concept of the Shekinah Glory of God described in the Bible. Although the term “Shekinah Glory” is not found literally in the Bible, many scholars, most of which are Jewish, have written extensively about it. For this […]

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Does Science Really Support Evolution?

by Guest

By Pastor Joshua M. Spaulding In most social groups these days you will be labeled “anti-science” if you proclaim to believe in a literal six-day creation. This is because the theory of evolution has been embraced as “fact” by those who reject the authority of the Bible and hold to a secular, humanistic worldview. But […]

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Who Were The Midianites In The Bible?

by Jack Wellman

Who were the Midianites in the Bible? Where did they come from? The Midianites The Midianites are the descendants of Midian, just as it says in Genesis 25:1-3 where it was written, “Abraham took another wife, whose name was Keturah. She bore him Zimran, Jokshan, Medan, Midian, Ishbak, and Shuah. Jokshan fathered Sheba and Dedan. […]

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Who Were The Philistines During Bible Times?

by Jack Wellman

Who were the Philistines? Where did they come from? Philistine’s Origin We have to go all the way back to Genesis 10 to see the first mention of Philistines but before that it’s important to know that Ham, who was cursed by his shameful behavior toward his father (Gen 9:22), was the descendant of what would […]

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How Do You Know They Are Christian?

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

In my experience in Christ-centered counseling, nearly 95% of the people who claim to be a Christian cannot articulate or answer simple questions correctly about how they know they are saved. Even when ruling out the fact that some may have difficulty discussing such a deep probing question, it becomes evident that nearly all of […]

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Where Does Wisdom Come From? A Christian Study

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

For thousands of years, owls have been associated with wisdom. In ancient Greece, the image of an owl became associated with the Greek goddess of wisdom, Athene Pronoia. This association is also where owls got their modern scientific name, Athene. Likewise, it is where Athens, long considered to be the cradle of civilization, got its […]

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What Is A Daniel Fast?

by Jack Wellman

What is the so-called “Daniel Fast?” Is it something good for today? Is there anything “spiritual” about it? Is it a Fast? The Bible never calls Daniel’s eating experience in chapter one a “Daniel Fast” or even a fast. For one thing, it wasn’t a fast as they ate vegetables (Dan 1:12, 16). When the Jews […]

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Should Christians Observe Jewish Holidays?

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

In Christian circles, there seems to be an increased awareness of the Jewish roots of Christianity. This is often demonstrated by many Christians incorporating Jewish religious practices into their worship and lifestyles. However, at the same time, many Christians are advocating the adoption of many of these practices as requirements in their lives and the […]

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