In many communities all over the world people claim to be saved when they do not personally know Jesus Christ as Saviour. These people are "Nominal Christians" or Christians in "name". What can be done in these areas to reach people?

When non-christians ask us how we know that what we believe in is the truth, and how do we prove it, how do we answer that question?

If our sin debt is already paid in full through the blood of Jesus Christ then why are we commanded to overcome as He overcame?

You hear so much about this issue, especially from Independent Baptists. What can we learn from the Bible on this issue?

Some of the great characteristics of the Bible are its complexity, depth, and sheer volume. God did not send just a little information, but He sent us everything He wanted us to have in this life to learn about Him, His love for us, His provision of salvation, and how to live life victoriously through Him. The Bible isn

Why do we as a church oppose the charismatic movement? What are some of the doctrinal errors of the charismatic movement? This answer gives a list of problems we have with the doctrine and the practices of the charismatics. They are not meant to be a personal attack on those who dearly hold to them, but perhaps they can be topics of consideration for those who follow the charismatic teaching.

Why do people refer to the Bible as the word of God when the Bible teaches that Jesus is the Word of God?

This question deals with the sign gifts of Mark 16 (snake handling, drinking deadly poison) and 1 Corinthians 14.

Romans 1:28 says, "And even as they did not like to retain God in their knowledge, God gave them over to a reprobate mind, to do those things which are not convenient;" My conclusion has been that God gave them over to a reprobate mind for the destruction of the flesh. What is your thought here?

Can a Christian be turned over to a reprobate mind? I just wonder because there are some people who seem to fall away from God and never desire to go back.