10 years ago I stumbled across Got Questions pulling up research for a Sunday School lesson. I then found the site to have honest, truthful and biblical responses in every article I reviewed. When I found out they were looking for more writers God moved me to volunteer so I did so. . To properly respond back to a questioner, one must be responsible, accountable and do so accurately and biblically and within the 3 day time frame.  I can honestly say that every time I have received a question, I never cease to be amazed, for God opens up the . . .

Thanks for this opportunity.  I was clued in to the Got Questions site by a friend who is a mission worker with the Navigators in Colorado.  After checking it out, the opportunity to become a GQ writer was inviting.  I have found the "work" of doing research regarding questions both challenging and helpful in my own growth in understanding Scripture and God's will for His children and for the world in general. If there is one topic I like best, it is the new covenant in Christ with the promises of God for all who believe. . . .

I was saved at age 14 and struggled as a Christian in various legalistic Churches through my mid-40’s. When our disabled son became suicidally depressed, my wife and I searched the scriptures which seemed silent about that topic. I registered into a community college and began taking psychology. I found that to be empty, too. We continued to search until we were steered to the true meaning of the gospel. Since then, my son recovered, and my wife and I found victory in our Christian lives simply by believing what the Bible says. . . .

What got you involved in Got Questions Ministries? I went through a period in my life many years ago where I felt God was developing me to answer questions. God started with fulfilling my many questions while freeing me from false religion. I discovered that I really liked apologetics etc… I was used to answer questions through my ministry. I watch how many in radio ministries answered questions thus reaffirming that God’s hand was on me for joining this action. I also got involved in GQ because I love helping ministries as God leads me. . . .

I was referred to Got Questions by a mentor/pastor and I used your site for a few weeks before I applied to be a volunteer.  Writing for you keeps me in the Word and helps keep me “sharp” as far as leadership and pastoral ministry is concerned.  I enjoy answering questions which I research, but I most enjoy answering questions related to church polity and guidance for areas of church life not addressed particularly in the Bible. 

I got involved with Got Questions more “by chance” than by intention. I was searching for some information related to a Christian topic on the internet, and in the search results, the Got Questions site came up. On surfing through the site, I found a link on getting involved with Got Questions. Through following that link, I expressed the desire to be a volunteer to answer questions. I was sent a “test question” and my answer to it was accepted; that is how my journey with GQ began, and has continued.           . . .

The GotQuestions website popped up one day when I was doing research on Israel. I was surprised and pleased at the well-written, biblically sound database of questions and answers. I couldn’t deny that serving as a volunteer writer was right up my alley. I love to write, arrange and rearrange words in a way that’s coherent and hopefully pleasing to read. At that point in time, I had to ask myself, how much I had done for God, in view of all the grace He had poured out on me? Meh, not all that much. He had kept me alive through 8 years of . . .

I was first introduced to the GotQuestions ministry by a fellow pastor. I checked it out, prayed about it, and decided to join the writing staff, appreciating the careful vetting process. Over the years, I have enjoyed sharing what God’s Word says about a myriad of topics. Some of the questions have been relatively simple to answer; some of them have challenged me to study / research a little more (always a good thing). Over the years, some of the people I have “met” have obviously been rather versed in the Scriptures wanting to learn even . . .