Christianity or Islam: Which Is the True Religion?
A gentle look at the central claims of Christianity and Islam, and why Christians believe Jesus is the eternal Son of God who died and rose again.
How to Accept Jesus as Your Lord and Savior
A plain, biblical answer on how to accept Jesus as Lord and Savior: what faith and repentance mean, what to pray, and what comes next.
How to Be Saved: The Gospel and Faith in Christ
The Bible's answer to how to be saved: trust in Jesus Christ alone, who died for sins and rose again. Plain steps from Scripture.
How to start reading the Bible
Start with the Gospel of Mark, a chapter a day, in plain language, asking simple questions and praying first. A realistic plan for someone who has never read the Bible.
Is Jesus the only way to God?
Jesus said He was the only way to the Father. What He meant, why the first Christians agreed, and how to hold that claim with respect for other people.
Is there really a hell?
What Jesus actually said about hell, why a loving God warns about it, and the main views faithful Christians hold on its nature, without fear tactics.
What about people who never heard about Jesus?
An honest look at what the Bible does and does not say about people who never heard the gospel, and the main views held by faithful Christians.
What Do Latter-day Saints Believe About Jesus?
Latter-day Saints love Jesus and call Him Savior, yet their teaching about who He is differs from the historic Christian faith. Here is a plain, fair look.
What Is Salvation? A Biblical Answer
Salvation is God's rescue from sin and death through Jesus Christ, received by grace through faith. Here is what the Bible says.
What Is the Gift of Salvation?
The gift of salvation is God's free, undeserved rescue from sin and death, received by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, not earned by works.
What Is the Good News of the Gospel?
The gospel is the good news that Jesus Christ died for our sins, rose again, and saves everyone who trusts in Him. Here is the message in plain words.
What Is the Gospel According to the Bible?
The Bible's gospel is good news: God saves sinners through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, received by faith, not works.
What Is the Gospel in Simple Terms?
The gospel is the good news that God saves sinners through Jesus Christ. Here is the message in plain words, and how to respond to it.
What Is the Gospel Jesus Preached?
Jesus preached the good news that God's kingdom has come near, and He is its King. Here is what that gospel is and how to respond.
What Is the Gospel of Jesus Christ?
A plain explanation of the gospel: who Jesus is, why he died and rose, and how a person receives this good news by faith.
What Is the Gospel of the Kingdom?
The gospel of the kingdom is the good news that God reigns through Jesus Christ, and that His rule is near, saving, and worth everything.
What is the gospel?
The gospel is the news that Jesus Christ died for our sins and rose again, and that anyone who trusts Him is forgiven and made right with God.
What Is the Truth of the Gospel?
The gospel is God's good news about Jesus Christ: His death for our sins, His resurrection, and salvation by grace through faith. Here is what that truth means.
Who Is Jesus in Islam? A Christian Answer
What Muslims believe about Jesus, how it differs from the Bible's teaching, and why Christians call Him the Son of God.
Who Is Jesus to Judaism? A Christian Answer
Who is Jesus to Judaism? Jewish views then and now, what the Hebrew Scriptures say, and how Christians read them.
Who is Jesus, and why did He have to die?
Jesus is the eternal Son of God who became fully human, lived without sin, and died in our place so that our sins could be justly forgiven. Here is why.
Why does God allow suffering?
The Bible does not give a formula for suffering. It gives a story: a good world broken, a God who entered the pain Himself, and a promise that it will end.
Why doubt is not the same as unbelief
Doubt is faith asking questions while still holding on. Unbelief is letting go. The Bible is full of doubting believers, and Jesus treats them with patience.