Note from Gwen for February 2025
Happy February, all! As you look ahead to what this month has
in store, Valentine’s Day might be on your mind. I always appreciate that as a
reminder of God’s love for us and His call for us to love others. The “love”
associations with Valentine’s Day are myriad—ranging from preschool class
parties to familial love to friendships to budding romances to the depth of
love built in marriages over decades. These can all serve as pictures of God’s
love for us. But even the deepest human love we know is only a taste and
reflection of the . . .
The work and the glory for GQM are the Lord’s, so thank you
for praying! Here are some specific focuses for this month:
1. Thank you, again, for your prayers for CompellingTruth.org
and the GQM network design changes. Praise God for the work that has been
accomplished and for what He will do through it. Please pray for a smooth and full
launch this month, endurance for the staff involved, quick resolution of any
bugs, and that the changes will have the desired effect. Pray especially that
GQM ministry site visitors will be able to more easily 
GQM NETWORK UPDATE: Thank you so much for your
prayers for the launch of new design features across the GQM network ministry
sites! We’re very close and expectant for what God has in store. Our stretch
goal for launch was January, but the technical requirements to get all the
pieces in place meant we needed a bit more time. We’re hopeful these changes
will go live in February.
Why make these changes? To glorify God and reach
people for Christ by providing biblical answers to spiritually-related
questions. The new design features are intended 
**This response answers the question directly, provides scriptural
support, flows logically, offers useful practical advice, and has a relatable
tone. The writer empathizes with the questioner’s frustration yet does so with
a respectful tone, remaining humble and highlighting complexities in such
situations.
Question: How can I witness to an arrogant, stubborn
person?
Profile: Female, North America, 60+
Answered by: Dean Revell, who has been serving on our
Q&A Answer Team since July 2007
Answer: Hello and thank you for 
9,284,503 users of GotQuestions.org
across all languages
15,563,910 sessions on GotQuestions.org across all languages
20,915,366 pageviews of GotQuestions.org articles across all
languages
289,773 views of dedicated gospel presentation pages across
all Got Questions Ministries network sites in all languages
7,676 professions of faith in Jesus Christ, as counted by
the "I have accepted Christ today" link on our gospel presentation
pages across all Got Questions Ministries network sites in all languages
2,843 questions submitted to 
Thank you so very much for your answer to my question.
It's a simple case of, the more I listen and read the bible, the more questions
I have. I didn't believe that God would leave the pre Jesus worshipers behind,
I just needed to hear it from someone who knew a lot more than me.. Thank you
ever so much for your time and a brilliant answer to my question. Words are not
enough. Kindest regards, Mark UK X
I wanted to thank [AnswerTeam member] for answering my
question so thoroughly and with so much kindness. I have begun to go through
each reference 
“What then shall we say to these things? If God is for
us, who can be against us? He who did not spare his own Son
but gave him up for us all, how will he not also with him graciously give
us all things? Who shall bring any charge against God's elect? It is
God who justifies. Who is to condemn? Christ Jesus is the one who
died—more than that, who was raised—who is at the right hand of God, who
indeed is interceding for us.Who shall separate us from
the love of Christ? Shall tribulation, or distress, 