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Would you prayerfully consider applying to ACTION to serve as a missionary with the Gospel?

Throughout Scripture we read that animals praise God. I don't know exactly how animals praise God, but our inability to understand it shouldn't keep us from believing it.

There has been much interest in making Randy's book Deadline into a movie. In fact, the screenplay has already been written.

I knew that something did not sound right about the curse of Ham theory when I first heard it as a teenager.

Can Christians, or any citizens with a respect for life, participate in good conscience in the supervised overproduction of human embryos that ultimately leads to such destruction?

Jesus said in John 10: "I and the Father are One." Jesus is God and the Holy Spirit is God; the Son is God and the Father is God.

In your questions you are actually asking about issues related to sanctification, therefore I would like to discuss the issue of sanctification in general, and hope to answer you along the way.

Being in a position to lend money to others is a blessing, whereas being the borrower is a curse (see Deuteronomy 28:44-45). Unless there's an overwhelming need to borrow, it's unwise for God's children to put themselves under the curse of indebtedness.

There is not a single passage in Scripture that so much as implies that Jews are inhuman, that they are without sin, that they did not fall in Adam and don't need the Messiah.

Combination pills contain both estrogen and progestins.

Hell will have degrees of punishment; each person's punishment will exactly correspond to his sins.

As a prolife physician who shares Randy Alcorn and your concerns about "birth control" pills. Some of my thoughts...

The key to your question is understanding the meaning of "commits adultery" in Matthew 19:9.

Jesus told the dying thief on the cross, "Today you will be with me in paradise" (Luke 23:43). The apostle Paul said that to die was to be with Christ (Philippians 1:23), and to be absent from the body was to be present with the Lord (2 Corinthians 5:8).