Video Q & A

Why Do Christians Continue to Believe in the Virgin Birth of Jesus?

Why do Christians continue to believe in the virgin birth of Christ? Can this view be maintained today?

Is the Bible’s Language about Hell Literal or Metaphorical?

The Bible uses very graphic images of hell. Burning. Flames. Darkness. What do we do with that imagery? Sometimes the question is, “Is that literal, or metaphorical, or something else?

How Do I Know If I'm Really a Christian?

If somebody is not sure whether they're a Christian or not, in some sense, that's a good thing to ask themselves. Paul says in 2 Corinthians 13:5 to test yourselves and see whether or not you're in the faith.

Should Christians Play the Lottery?

At its heart, the lottery is gambling or coveting something that is not yours. But if you even back up and think about it a little bit, it is so much more about stewardship and how to handle finances.

Did Mary Have Other Children After Jesus?

In this video, Jason Morrison walks us through the question, "Did Mary have other children after Jesus?"

What is the Full Armor of God? Bible Guide for Each Piece

The armor of God is an illustration in the Bible that reminds Christians about the reality of spiritual battle and describes the protection available to them. Each piece of armor has a distinct purpose and means of defense against temptation and evil.

Are You Treating Your Body Like a Holy Temple?

Whether walking in the sun, drinking water, or having coffee with a friend, do something today to care for yourself—body, mind, and spirit. How are you caring for your temple today?

How Do We Teach Our Kids Self-Control?

We must remind our kids that they are masters of themselves. It seems obvious, but children do need to be told that they can control their reactions. Here are some ways parents can guide their children’s development of self-control.

Is Your Prayer Life in Line with God’s Will?

Living fully committed to God’s will makes our prayers powerful and effective.

What Is the Cure for Worry?

A study was done where participants were asked to write down all the things they were worried about, and in the end, 85% of what they wrote down never happened. And for the stuff that did happen, it didn't actually turn out as badly as they'd made it out to be.