Shea Houdmann
June 25, 2015
We could use some positive reviews on Amazon for our new book "Questions about the Bible" - http://www.amazon.com/dp/1490878009/ - if you have an Amazon account and a little time, we'd appreciate your help. Thank you.
Questions about the Bible: The 100 Most Frequently Asked Questions About the Bible
There has never been another book like the Bible. And there never will be. Only the Word of God is living and enduring (1 Peter 1:23) and is more precious than . . .
Amazon Reviews for Questions about the Bible
Shea Houdmann
June 25, 2015
We could use some positive reviews on Amazon for our new book "Questions about the Bible" - http://www.amazon.com/dp/1490878009/ - if you have an Amazon account and a little time, we'd appreciate your help. Thank you.
Questions about the Bible: The 100 Most Frequently Asked Questions About the Bible
There has never been another book like the Bible. And there never will be. Only the Word of God is living and enduring (1 Peter 1:23) and is more precious than . . .
Justin Tilghman
June 23 at 12:20pm · Kinston, NC
So I know there's often some discussion on here regarding Covenant Theology. I wouldn't say I fall "squarely" in that camp, but I do have an honest question. If we draw a distinction between the church and Israel, how can we as "Gentile" believers still find hope and comfort in the promises of the OT, as these were actually made to Israel (ie., Isaiah 66:13, Jeremiah 29:11, etc.)
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Kevin Stone
June 19 at 10:40am · Overbrook, KS
Some encouragement from a post I received today from a pastor in Cheyenne, Wy.:
"I'm going to refer people to your gotquestions.org site this Sunday. We're going through Daniel 1-6, and this Sunday is the Fiery Furnace, and the 4th person there, so I'm going to talk briefly about Christophanies in the OT and tell people they can go to your site. Great site, thanks!"
Gwen Sellers
June 22, 2015
Got this in an email today - "Am very happy 
Wendyl Leslie
June 17 at 6:28pm
Got assigned a question today and would like your input on it: What is the difference between "cultural Christian" and "Christian atheism"?
The terms "cultural Christian" and "Christian atheism" aren't totally foreign to me, however, I'm not having much success finding good info about them. My initial thoughts are that Christian atheists believe that Jesus was a good, moral man, but God Himself, is not longer relevant in the church or even dead.
On the other 