What is the wrath of God, and can a Christian incur God's wrath? Believe it or not, it is an ongoing and fairly common question for believers to ask. In this article, we will lightly explore the meaning of the phrase "the wrath of God" and see if that applies to the lives of Christians.
Can a leopard change its spots? Biologically, I think the answer is clear. But metaphorically? In order to answer that, we must explore our understanding of behaviour and identity. Can a creature of habit change its ways and, if so, why is it so difficult to do?
When it comes down to it, most of us westerners haven’t a clue about suffering. As Christians, we are promised a life of suffering. Considering the high quality of our lives today, one might wonder what that promise even means.
We speak frequently of the many rights we have as citizens of a country or as people on the Earth. What about the right to be stupid? You might not agree, but that's a right that us Christians should spend some time learning more about.
We love building things for God. Since the days of the Tower of Babel, humanity has bent over backward to erect monuments and structures in His name. The modern Christian church is no different. But what does God think about buildings?
Some of you have tasted the bitterness of a bad job, a bad boss, a bad spouse, or a bad life. In the midst of all that, some of you have likely asked the same question: where’s my champion? Why can’t I get a break? What's with all the hard times, God?
Whenever we need God, He is there. He is Adonai, your Lord, the master over all. Even when we feel like we can’t see Him or hear Him, even when our prayers seem to be going unanswered, He remains the great and mighty God. And He is calling you. Will you answer?
