“God is good,” the non-Christian says. Even though he’s not living for the Lord, he recognizes the goodness of God. People — both Christians and non-Christians — usually say “God is good” after something good happens. The problem, though, is that we toss expressions like these around without stopping to define what they actually mean. …
Do we have free will? Well, sorta, kinda, not really. Actually, it depends. The question about free will is not a new one. Christians have discussed this for years. As opposed to me writing about free will, I’d like to point you to Wayne Grudem who, in his book, Systematic Theology: An Introduction to Biblical Doctrine, writes …
Why pray if God is in control? It’s an interesting question, isn’t it? After all, the Bible tells us that: God predetermines all things from eternity past (Ephesians 1:11). God knows what we need before we ask him (Matthew 6:8). God is unchanging in his character (Hebrews 13:8). So that begs the question: why pray? …
What are some things God cannot do? “Nothing is impossible for God,” is a common expression used by Christians for all sorts of situations. The idea is that because our God is so big and powerful and wonderful and beautiful, nothing is impossible for him. Nothing is too big for him. He can do whatever …
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