Frequently Asked Questions

If God has been using a parachurch ministry this way in your life, should you think of it as your church?

Do you have to call yourself a Christian in order to go to heaven? Can you instead just believe in Jesus Christ and avoid labeling yourself?

As believers in Jesus Christ, we ought to feel a righteous indignation when we see injustice. Does that mean we should pray for God’s judgment on wicked leaders?

Do you sometimes still feel guilty even after you’ve repented of your sin? Do you struggle to rest in the forgiveness God offers you through Jesus Christ?

What did Jesus mean when he said to “abide” in him (John 15:4–11)? What does that look like?

You’ve probably heard the saying, “God helps those who help themselves.” Is that true?

In the Great Commission, Jesus calls us to share the gospel (Matt. 28:28). But how can you do this if you struggle with social anxiety?

Some Christian churches observe Ash Wednesday and other activities during the season of Lent. Other churches teach that these practices are unbiblical. Who’s right?

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

Should God be addressed as “her” or “she”?

Throughout history, many Christians have struggled with the fear that they’re not one of God's elect.

Many things can cause conflict in a church. If you’ve been hurt by your church, should you keep going there?