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This response is biblically sound, answers the question directly and
completely, provides biblical support, and maintains a kind tone. The response
appropriately cites sources and is written with logical flow. The tone is
inviting and encourages the questioner to continue to study God's Word and be
amazed at who God is. **
Question: What is Jesus
quoting in Luke 24:46?
Profile:
Male,
North America, Over 75, Christian
Answered
by: Don
Strand, who has been serving on our Q&A Answer Team since December 2009.
Answer:
There
are so . . .
Sample Q&A from April 2024
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This response is biblically sound, answers the question directly and
completely, provides biblical support, and maintains a kind tone. The response
appropriately cites sources and is written with logical flow. The tone is
inviting and encourages the questioner to continue to study God's Word and be
amazed at who God is. **
Question: What is Jesus
quoting in Luke 24:46?
Profile:
Male,
North America, Over 75, Christian
Answered
by: Don
Strand, who has been serving on our Q&A Answer Team since December 2009.
Answer:
There
are so . . .
Thank
you for praying! Here are some specific requests for this month:
1.
Praise God for who He is and what He does. He is holy and truly worthy of all
our praise. Praise Him for inviting us into His work, for calling us to deeper
faith and knowledge of Him, and for using us to invite others into the same.
Pray that each person associated with GQM will be a faithful steward of all
that God has entrusted to them for His glory.
2.
Praise God for a team of faithful servants eager to share the truth and love of
God with others. Pray for GQM volunteers, 
"I
am the door. If anyone enters by me, he will be saved and will go in and
out and find pasture. The thief comes only to steal and kill and
destroy. I came that they may have life and have it abundantly. I am the good
shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep." – John
10:9–11 (ESV)
"Blessed
be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! According to his great
mercy, he has caused us to be born again to a living hope through the
resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, to an 
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We've been re-imagining CompellingTruth.org and are excited to
announce a new vision! Formerly, the site served as a parallel to
GotQuestions.org in order to help build a "wall of truth" in Google
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an open question for years. Athalia has a heart for discipleship and awareness
for people in need of a stronger biblical foundation, which makes her vision
and skillset an excellent fit for a new CompellingTruth.org. While still
providing biblical answers to spiritual questions, 
From a questioner: Thank you, [Volunteer]! I
appreciate you answering my question about salvation. The recommendations for
my anxiety, depression, and paranoia are also appreciated. Because they
contribute to doubts of salvation. Not to mention how there are Christians who
contribute to the doubts by claiming that works are required for it —
condemning people for drinking alcohol, playing games, watching movies, or
other issues not pertaining to it. Your commentary of salvation helped me
understand it more — how sinning against God, while 
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Question: Would God ever look down at one of us and say
"you're a waste of my time. I'm not going to bother with you any longer.
You've been that way X amount of years. What's the point?
Profile: Male, North America, 46–60
Answered by: Brad Warren, who has been a volunteer with
us since April 2006.
Answer: No, he would not. This is based on two things.
One, "All have sinned and fall 