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Why did God flood the world if He is love?
The story of Noah's flood raises one of the hardest questions in Scripture: how could a loving God wipe out almost all of humanity? The answer cuts deeper than simple punishment — and reveals something profound about God's grief, his justice, and his commitment to redeeming creation.
What does the Bible say about homosexuality?
Few topics generate more heat in our culture — and few questions deserve more careful, honest engagement. What does the Bible actually say, how should we interpret it, and how does the Church respond with both truth and grace?
What does the Bible say about abortion?
The Bible never uses the word "abortion" — but it has a great deal to say about the value of unborn life, the image of God in every human being, and what it means to protect the vulnerable. And the passages sometimes cited to support abortion do not hold up under scrutiny.
Can women be pastors?
Few questions divide churches more sharply today. Some traditions have ordained women for decades; others hold that Scripture reserves the pastoral office for men. What does the Bible actually say — and how do we think carefully about a question this important?
Is yoga a sin?
Millions of Christians practice yoga for exercise and stress relief. Others believe its Hindu roots make it spiritually incompatible with faith in Christ. What does the Bible say — and how should Christians think this through?
What does the Bible say about sex before marriage?
The Bible's position on sex before marriage is consistent and clear — but understanding why matters as much as knowing what. The biblical case is not primarily about rules. It is about what sex is for, and what it does to the people who engage in it.
Does the Bible Endorse Slavery?
Critics often point to the Bible's references to slavery as evidence that it endorses one of history's great evils. A careful reading of Scripture — and its historical context — reveals something far more complex.
"Judge Not" — Does the Bible Forbid Christians from Making Moral Judgements?
"Do not judge" is the most-quoted verse by people who have never read the Bible. What did Jesus actually mean — and what did he not mean?