Did Eve Eat An Apple?

Question: Did Eve actually eat an apple (or some kind of fruit) in the Garden of Eden? As ridiculous as it may sound, we have been led to believe that the fall of man into sin was caused by eating the fruit of a certain kind of tree. (There are actually a number of suggestions: the fig, because the next verse mentions sewing together fig leaves to make loincloths; grapes, which later cause...

Is Jesus God?

Question: Is Jesus truly God? Does the Bible say so? This question is mostly given by those who have been taught that Jesus was just a man. In the Philippines, and maybe in some other countries, there are preachers in the Message who say that worshiping Jesus is tantamount to idolatry. But the Deity of Christ is only one of the many facets of the Godhead issue, so I will deal with just this...

Where is the True Church?

Question: Where is the true church today? This is probably one of the most common questions people throw at Christians. The argument is that, with so many churches today claiming to be the Church of Jesus Christ, either they are all true or none at all. Unfortunately, majority of today’s people stand on either of the two. Answer My short answer is this: the true church can be found the...

The True Spirit of Christ(mas)

Christmas is urguably the most popular tradition in the modern world. From the businessmen to the young children – and even atheists! – , almost everyone will be celebrating a tradition that has been in existence for centuries, even if its origin and inception was far from Biblical or even spiritual. There is a huge volume of historical and factual accounts that prove Christmas was...

God is Open for Conversation

One of the most important features of a good company is live online support where customers have the opportunity to get help or voice their concerns and feedback. In the world religions, however, there is hardly any form of two-way interaction between the gods and their followers. That is, except the Christian faith. The God of the Bible is unique in many ways, and one of them is the openness...