Jeff Laird April 6, 2015 I get asked some version of this from time to time, wasn't surprised to see it come through the website. If you're happy, and you know it, lighten up! Question: Is it wrong to satirize or joke about Christ and Christian faith? Answer: A pastor was running late for a counseling session, and couldn’t find parking anywhere near the office building he was headed to. Desperate to make it on time, he pulled into a “no parking” zone, and left a note on his windshield, which said: “I’m a minister . . .

Chris Jacobson April 5 at 5:52pm This is long but good, thoughts? Are you Born Again? Six tests for the Christian This is one of life’s most important questions. Jesus Christ said, “Except a man be born again, he cannot see the Kingdom of God”. John 3: 3. It is not enough to reply, “I belong to the church; I suppose I’m a Christian”. Thousands of nominal Christians show none of the signs of being born again which the scripture have given us – many listed in the first Epistle of John. No habitual . . .

John Edward Rasmussen 18 hrs Hey all, looking for some help on a question. I'm past-due because I'm behind on - well, everything in life right now! Lol. But the question I'm working on is this - "Would it be a sin for an undercover police officer, or a CIA agent, or someone like that to lie to do their job? Thanks." Any thoughts? My instinct is to say "yes", because I'm not for the idea of "the ends justify the means", but I'm not sure how to express this principle scripturally in this case. Like · Comment Seen . . .

Ed Chait March 27 at 6:31pm How can the Church be a light to the nations if the world is not the Church's home? Like · Comment Seen by 28 Robert Lowry The church is supposed to live in the world (for now) but not be of the world. So it will be the light to the nations until the rapture. After that, the job falls to the 144,000 Jewish evangelists, the Two Witnesses, and angels flhying around in the heavens making evangelistic announcements. March 27 at 6:34pm · Like Ed . . .