Faith Topics

 The vastness of the universe, the intricate complexity of human senses like sight and hearing, and the delicate beauty of even the smallest flower all point to an intelligent Creator.  The Bible shows that God has always existed and that His glory can be seen in everything He made, proving that He exists and loves all His creation. 

  Suffering is one of the hardest parts of life and a deeply personal question for many. While we may not fully understand all the reasons, Scripture shows that God is not distant from our pain. He is present, working even through suffering, and has promised to one day make all things right. 

   Faith and science are not enemies. While science explores how the world works, faith seeks to understand why we’re here and who is behind it all. Many scientists believe in God, and Scripture encourages seeking truth. When rightly understood, faith and science can complement—rather than contradict—each other. 

    Doubt is a natural part of faith. Growing in faith doesn’t mean having all the answers but learning to trust even when questions arise. Honest doubts can lead to better questions, deeper understanding, stronger belief, real experiences, and a more genuine relationship with God. 

   Knowing God’s will isn’t about guessing or having all the answers. It’s about seeking Him through prayer, Scripture, wise counsel, and being open to His guidance. God’s will often unfolds step-by-step as we trust Him and live with a heart willing to follow. 

   Knowing God’s will isn’t about guessing or having all the answers. It’s about seeking Him through prayer, Scripture, wise counsel, and being open to His guidance. God’s will often unfolds step-by-step as we trust Him and live with a heart willing to follow. 

 Forgiveness is a vital part of healing and spiritual growth. God freely forgives us, and in response, we’re called to forgive others and ourselves. Though often difficult, forgiveness opens the door to freedom, peace, and restored relationships—with God, with others, and even within our own hearts. 

 Many question whether the Bible can be trusted, especially in a world filled with conflicting messages. But the Bible stands the test of time—historically, prophetically, and spiritually. More than a book of rules, it’s a living story of God’s love, speaking truth, hope, and wisdom that still changes lives today. 

  We all want to know if our lives matter—if we’re here for a reason. The Bible answers that with a resounding yes: life does have a purpose. We were created by a loving God, for relationship with Him, and to live out lives of meaning, hope, and eternal significance. 

 Many wonder if prayer actually changes anything—or if it's just a comforting habit. Scripture and personal experience show us that prayer does change things. It moves the heart of God, shapes us in the process, and invites God's power into our lives and the lives of others. 

 Gratitude isn’t just a positive attitude—it’s a powerful, faith-building perspective. The Bible teaches us to give thanks in all circumstances because God is always present. Practicing gratitude helps us recognize God’s goodness, strengthens our faith, and brings peace, joy, and contentment even in difficult times. 

 The Bible teaches that the Sabbath is the seventh day of the week—Saturday—established by God at creation and affirmed throughout Scripture. While many Christians worship on Sunday, understanding the biblical Sabbath helps us appreciate its significance, its roots in rest and relationship, and the freedom we have in Christ to honor God wholeheartedly.