“I first got involved with Got Questions due to a request through Biblical Ministries Worldwide. I started a 501(c)(3) in 1999 to answer biblical questions and to provide resources in that regard, so the opportunity to extend that ministry through Got Questions seemed obvious. There are indeed some outlandish questions but some can be quite technical for which my formal ministry training helps greatly. What encourages me to continue my involvement is the occasional reply to an answer where a questioner was greatly helped. I also . . .

Ten years ago, I was researching something for the Bible Study I teach at work and the first search result Google listed was from GotQuestions.org. Their answer was spot-on but admittedly, I’m wary of organizations I’ve never heard about, so I clicked on their “Statement of Faith” link and read the first line of the first paragraph: “We believe the Bible, comprised of the Old and New Testaments, to be the inspired, infallible, and authoritative Word of God (Matthew 5:18; 2 Timothy 3:16-17).” Good start, but I’ve found the key to . . .

I first found out about Got Questions listening to Crosswalk with Pastor Gino Geraci. I looked up the website and found out they were looking for volunteers to answer questions. Since I was a writer with a little knowledge of apologetics, I thought I would give it a try. Then the questions started coming and I began to question whether or not this was something I was qualified to be a part of. Whether Shea realizes it or not, his words of encouragement at his Christmas parties back then helped me through that period and I began . . .

There is no more critical and no more urgent work than to share the message of Christ.  When we share the life-giving gospel, we are throwing out a lifeline into a dying world.  Ten years ago I found a platform called Got Questions Ministries from which I could develop and use my lifeline throwing muscles.  GQ Ministries is a phenomenal platform because it reaches people who may not ever set foot in church or work up enough courage to voice their doubts face-to-face with another person.  The anonymity of typing . . .

Wow 10 years already!  GotQuestions has been a part of my life for far longer.  I was saved in 2004 as a single mom of two little ones with no other Christian in my life at all, other than my newly saved aunt who was the one to actually witness to me.  We spent many days soaking up Scripture and growing like crazy, but sometimes had a hard time piecing things together.. and there wasn't anyone to ask.  So that caused us to eventually find GotQuestions.  It was an amazing tool in our growth.  As we got attacked from . . .

A good friend and sister in Christ actually challenged me over 10 years ago to apply to be a writer for GotQuestions. She observed that God had given this gift to me for His glory, and that is how this service in this ministry began! (this is actually my testimony) 1 Timothy 1:10-14 (AMP) [For] impure and immoral persons, those who abuse themselves with men, kidnappers, liars, perjurers—and whatever else is opposed to wholesome teaching and sound doctrine, As laid down by the glorious Gospel of the blessed God, with which I have been entrusted. . . .

I remember when I first searched the internet for an answer to a bible related question.  I ended up following a link to a GotQuestions answer.  I was impressed with the thoroughness of the answer and its strong support in scripture.  On the website I also noticed a link for people who might be interested in becoming a writer at GotQuestions.  Since I am a longtime bible study teacher at my church, I thought being a writer might be a good way to further serve the Lord and continue to sharpen my gift for explaining the Word of . . .

I came across Got Questions while researching responses as I was a member of a number of atheist-Christian Dialogue Chat Rooms.  While using the site, I read the need for people to respond to questions and applied, hoping it would help to sharpen my writing skills and my knowledge and understanding in theology and apologetics.   What resulted were opportunities to minister at a personal level through questions that were sometimes simple and sometimes complex, but always I learned as much from them as I conveyed . . .