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We’re excited to welcome a new staff member to the Got Questions team! Robin will be working with us part time and handling donations and other accounting responsibilities.
We have successfully acquired the GotQuestions.com domain name! Praise God for this unexpected blessing after many years of attempts. As you know, our site is a .org address. Now, anyone who mistakenly puts in .com will be automatically redirected to the correct page. Please pray that God will use this to bring more people to Himself. Please also pray for the previous owner of the domain.
** This response is well organized, thorough, and personable. It answers the question clearly, with good explanation and support, and has a friendly tone.
Question: Why should a Christian study eschatology?
Questioner profile: Male, Over 60, North America, Christian
Answered by: Bob Lowry, who has been a volunteer with us since June, 2010.
Answer: Thank you for asking about why Christians should study eschatology.
Eschatology is that aspect of theology concerned with final events in the history of the world or of humankind.
Scripture, . . .
We so appreciate your prayers! Here are some specific requests for this month:
1. The staff recently had our annual team-building/brainstorming/planning meeting. It was great to have Kevin and Jeff in Colorado and to spend time together. Praise God for a good time, and pray that He will continue to guide us, energize us, and give us discernment.
2. Praise God for so many who eagerly join in the work of ministry. Please pray for fellow volunteers, contractors, donors, and other ministry partners. Pray for God's protection and provision for them, . . .
"Sing to God, sing praises to his name;
lift up a song to him who rides through the deserts;
his name is the Lord;
exult before him!
Father of the fatherless and protector of widows
is God in his holy habitation.
God settles the solitary in a home;
he leads out the prisoners to prosperity …" (Psalm 68:4–6, ESV).
"For you did not receive the spirit of slavery to fall back into fear, but you have received the Spirit of adoption as sons, by whom we cry, 'Abba! Father!' The Spirit himself bears witness with our spirit . . .
