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The Christian Life [Part 5]

The Christian Life [Part 4]

The Christian Life [Part 3]

The Christian Life [Part 2]

The Christian Life [Part 1]

Who is the Holy Spirit

This series will cover what the Bible says about the Holy Spirit based on the true word of God. The general structure of scripture’s teaching about the Spirit for the New Testament church falls into three basic areas:(1) The Spirit’s role in salvation, (2) The Spirit’s role in our Christian walk, and (3) The Christian’s duties to the Spirit. Click HERE to learn more.

Who is Christ

Explore Christ’s character within the Scriptures. This series offers a rich and enlightening perspective on Jesus Christ based on the epistles, essential in our Christian living. Click HERE to learn more.

Common FAQs

How does God guide me when making important decisions?

God guides Christians through His Word, which provides wisdom and principles for making decisions. Within the boundaries of Scripture, believers have freedom to make choices in faith, trusting God as they seek to honour Him.

Bible references: Colossians 3:16-17; Romans 14:23; Ephesians 5:15-17
Suggested eBook/topic source: Christian Walk: God’s Leading & Freedom

Do Christians need to follow the Old Testament laws?

The Old Testament law was given specifically to Israel and served to reveal God’s holiness and point toward the coming Messiah. Christ fulfilled the law, and Christians today are guided by the teachings and commands given to the church in the New Testament.

Bible references: Romans 10:4; Galatians 3:23-25; Hebrews 7:11-12
Suggested eBook / topic source: Hermeneutics: How to Interpret the Bible

How can I know if I am interpreting the Bible correctly?

The Old Testament law was given specifically to Israel and served to reveal God’s holiness and point toward the Correctly interpreting the Bible requires understanding the context, historical setting, intended audience, and original meaning of each passage. Christians should recognize that not all biblical commands were given directly to the church. The New Testament Epistles provide the primary instructions for believers today. Comparing Scripture with Scripture and interpreting passages according to their intended meaning helps prevent misunderstanding and the misapplication of God’s Word.

Bible references: 2 Timothy 2:15; Acts 17:11; 2 Timothy 3:16-17
Suggested eBook / topic source: Hermeneutics: How to Interpret the Bible and Bible Study Methods

How can I change negative thoughts into godly thinking?

Christians can transform their thinking by learning Scripture and applying its principles to their daily lives. Focusing on what is true, honorable, pure, and praiseworthy helps develop a biblical mindset that influences our attitudes, decisions, and behavior.

Bible references: Romans 12:2; Philippians 4:8; Colossians 3:1-2
Suggested eBook / topic source: The Power of Godly Thinking

Why is the way we speak to others important to God?

Our words should build others up rather than discourage or harm them. Scripture encourages believers to use speech that expresses kindness, gratitude, encouragement, and truth, helping strengthen relationships and demonstrate God’s love.

Bible references: Ephesians 4:29; Colossians 4:6; Colossians 3:16-17
Suggested eBook/topic source: Biblical Speech

What is the purpose of the Christian church?

The church is the body of Christ, with Jesus as its head. It exists to proclaim the gospel, teach biblical truth, encourage believers, and help Christians grow in spiritual maturity while serving one another.

Bible references: Ephesians 4:11-16; Colossians 1:18; 1 Corinthians 12:12-27
Suggested eBook / topic source: Christ’s Church

Who should lead a local church?

The New Testament identifies qualified elders or overseers as responsible for leading the local church, teaching Scripture, and caring for the congregation. Deacons also serve the church, although Scripture does not specify their exact duties. Church elders may determine these responsibilities according to the congregation’s needs. The Bible provides qualifications the church leaders.

Bible references: 1 Timothy 3:1-13; Titus 1:5-9; 1 Peter 5:1-3
Suggested eBook/topic source: Church Structure

What does spiritual baptism mean?

Spiritual baptism occurs at salvation when believers are identified with Christ’s death and resurrection through the Holy Spirit. Their old self is considered dead with Christ, and they are raised to new life in Him. Although Christians may still sin, they have a new identity in Christ and the ability to live in obedience to God. This spiritual transformation is permanent.

Bible references: Romans 6:3-6; Colossians 2:12-13; Ephesians 2:4-7
Suggested eBook/topic source: The Sacraments

Why do Christians celebrate communion?

Communion helps Christians remember Jesus Christ’s sacrifice for their sins. The bread represents His body, and the cup represents His blood shed on the cross. Observing communion reminds believers of the forgiveness and salvation provided through Christ.

Bible references: 1 Corinthians 11:23-26; Luke 22:19-20; Matthew 26:26-28
Suggested eBook/topic source: The Sacraments

Are Christians required to give 10% of their income to the church?

Tithing was established under the Old Testament law, but the New Testament epistles do not command Christians to give a fixed percentage. Instead, believers are encouraged to give willingly, generously, and cheerfully according to their faith and circumstances. Christian giving should be motivated by faith and gratitude rather than obligation to a specific percentage.

Bible references: 2 Corinthians 9:6-7; Romans 14:23; 2 Corinthians 8:12;
Suggested eBook/topic source: Tithing

How can I share my faith if I feel nervous?

Start by understanding the gospel message and building genuine relationships with others. Listen to their concerns, pray for opportunities, and explain your faith with kindness and respect. Sharing the gospel does not require winning arguments, but faithfully communicating God’s message of salvation.

Bible references: 1 Peter 3:15; 2 Timothy 2:24-25; Romans 10:14-15
Suggested eBook/topic source: Sharing Your Faith

What is God's purpose for Christian marriage?

Christian marriage is designed to reflect the relationship between Christ and His church. Through love, commitment, service, and faithfulness, husbands and wives can demonstrate God’s love while encouraging one another in their Christian lives.

Bible references: Ephesians 5:21-33; Genesis 2:24; Colossians 3:18-19
Suggested eBook/topic source: Marriage: God’s Plan

What is God's ultimate plan for humanity?

The Bible reveals God’s plan to bring salvation through Jesus Christ and ultimately unite all things under Him. Throughout Scripture, God’s promises, covenants, and prophecies demonstrate His purpose of bringing believers into an eternal relationship with Him.

Bible references: Ephesians 1:9-10; Genesis 12:1-3; Galatians 3:16
Suggested eBook/topic source: Plan of God

What does the Bible teach about the return of Jesus Christ?

Scripture promises that Jesus Christ will return and that believers will share eternal life with Him. The Bible describes future events associated with His return, including the resurrection of believers and God’s final fulfillment of His promises.

Bible references: 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18; 1 Corinthians 15:51-52; Revelation 21:1-4
Suggested eBook/topic source: Eschatology: What Lies Ahead

What is the armor of God, and why do Christians need it?

The armor of God represents the spiritual resources believers use to stand against Satan’s attacks. These include truth, righteousness, readiness to share the gospel, faith, salvation, and God’s Word. By applying these biblical principles, Christians can stand firm and experience God’s power in their lives.

Bible references: Ephesians 6:10-17; Romans 8:13-14
Suggested eBook/topic source: Role of the Holy Spirit in Our Lives

How can I study the Bible effectively?

Effective Bible study requires a systematic approach to understanding and applying God’s Word. The Inductive Bible Study Method involves four key steps: observation (what does the passage say?), interpretation (what does it mean?), application (how should I respond?), and integration (how does it relate to other Scriptures?). Understanding the historical context, intended audience, and original meaning is essential. Christians should also recognize that the New Testament Epistles provide the primary instructions for believers today. Following these steps helps Christians accurately understand Scripture and apply biblical truth to their daily lives.

Bible references: 2 Timothy 2:15; 2 Timothy 3:16–17; Acts 17:11; James 1:22–25
Suggested eBook / topic source: Bible Study Methods (Weeks 1–4)
Additional resource: Hermeneutics: How to Interpret the Bible (Chapter 16)

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1. Man sinned.

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3. But out of love God sent His Son, Jesus Christ, who by dying on the cross provided forgiveness of sins in taking man’s deserved punishment.

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