Faithful Writers

Many objections to Christianity sound smart, but most fall apart under closer examination. This article explores common questions about suffering, Bible contradictions, and science, helping you separate genuine challenges from misunderstandings.

When Jesus said He didn’t know the day or hour, skeptics saw contradiction. Scripture reveals something deeper—how His humanity and divinity work in perfect unity.

If church feels empty, prayer feels flat, and worship feels hollow, you’re not alone. Spiritual dryness isn’t evidence of God’s displeasure — it’s an invitation to trust Him more deeply.

When someone is struggling, quoting Scripture isn’t enough. They need to see hope through your humanity, your love, and your willingness to shine even in the dark.

In a Roman world where women were disposable and consent was irrelevant, Jesus introduced a sexual ethic unlike anything seen before. His revolution wasn’t about repression, but about dignity, equality, and redemption.

Calling them Old and New Testaments misleads readers. The 1st and 2nd Testaments keep God’s story continuous, showing that every part of Scripture matters.

The church isn’t here to make you feel seen — it’s here to make you more like Jesus. If you're expecting constant affirmation, you're confusing discipleship with validation.

The Bible is full of powerful women—faithful, bold, and chosen by God. From Ruth’s loyalty to Deborah’s leadership to the unnamed woman who touched Jesus’ cloak, these stories remind us that women are cherished daughters in God’s plan.

Church equips and encourages us, but it isn’t enough to disciple our kids on its own. Scripture makes it clear: parents are called to teach their children the Word of God daily, at home and in life.

When Jesus cried ‘It is finished,’ He wasn’t giving up — He was declaring that sin’s debt was canceled, the law fulfilled, and death defeated. Those words still echo today: freedom is real, forgiveness is secure, and your acceptance before God is settled forever.

Repentance isn’t about beating yourself up or saying a quick “sorry” to God. It’s about laying your burdens at His feet, grieving sin, and letting His love transform your life.

The cross started as a tool of terror but was transformed by Jesus into a symbol of God’s victory. Learn the history and meaning behind this powerful Christian symbol.

Tragedy struck, but one bullet cannot silence the Gospel. In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s death, we grieve, we reflect, and we remember that anger and hatred cannot be the fuel for God’s people. Faith must be.

From political power to exclusionary practices, the Gospel has been weaponized in countless ways. Learn how to recognize misuse and embrace its true call of love and justice.

Sometimes holy words fade into background music. Psalm 23 has been read so often we forget to listen. But what if it was re-told in the voice of today’s spoken word? Raw. Real. Unforgettable.

Troubled marriages affect many Christian couples today. Discover key challenges, Biblical insights, and practical ways the church can foster healing and restoration.

Before the fall, God walked with His creation in perfect harmony. To understand the promise of Heaven, we must first understand what was lost—and what God plans to restore.

The Bible has often been misused to justify misogyny, but careful study shows God’s truth is the opposite. Women are not inferior to men — they are created as equal partners, protected by divine law, and honored in God’s redemptive plan. Let’s revisit the Scriptures and uncover what God really says about women.

Are unicorns proof the Bible is myth — or could the translation point to a real, long-extinct creature? Journey from scripture to Siberia and see what the evidence reveals

Church hurt is real and heartbreaking. Our churches should be the safest place for believers and non-believers alike, but the unfortunate reality is that many times, church is where some of the deepest wounds are inflicted.

As the world continues to get darker, it’s easy to get scared, to want to stay confined to the safety of our bubbles, and to be selfish with our time, effort, and money. But that’s not what we are called to do.

They slapped religion on their thrones, not because they loved God, but because it kept the people in line. Faith became their favorite leash. And sadly, America is still repeating it.