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What Is Purgatory? A Biblical Response to a Catholic Doctrine

If you grew up Catholic, you may have been taught that when you die, you don’t necessarily go straight to heaven or hell. There’s another stop along the way—purgatory—a place where souls are “purified” before they can enter God’s presence. But here’s the real question: Is purgatory biblical? Because at the end of the day,…

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Healing Church Wounds Through Forgiveness and Reconciliation

Church is supposed to be a place of refuge, a family of believers where we worship, grow, and encourage one another. But for many, the very place that should foster spiritual healing has become a source of deep wounds. We need to know how healing church wounds through forgiveness and reconciliation can bring about peace…

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Is Divorce the Unforgivable Sin in Christianity?

Divorce is never pretty. It leaves scars, wounds families, and creates ripple effects that can last generations. If you’ve found yourself facing divorce, you may be asking: “Does this mean I’ve lost my salvation? Is divorce the unforgivable sin in Christianity, or is there hope for me in Christ?” A Hard Reality and an Honest…

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Why Can’t I Make Friends in Church? (You’re Not the Only One)

There’s something frustrating about walking into a church, sitting through the service, and leaving without a single meaningful conversation. Week after week, you see groups of people talking, laughing, and making plans—while you wonder, Why can’t I make friends in church? Understanding Fear, Self-Doubt, and Biblical Friendship There’s something frustrating about walking into a church,…

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Do Christians Have to Tithe? What the Bible Really Says About Giving

Tithing. It’s one of those topics that keeps coming up in Christian circles. Some say if you’re not giving 10% of your income to the church, you’re robbing God. Others argue that tithing was an Old Testament law that no longer applies. So, do Christians have to tithe? A Question That Won’t Go Away I’ve…

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Does Everyone Go to Heaven? What the Bible Reveals

It’s a comforting thought: the idea that, in the end, everyone goes to heaven. No judgment, no eternal consequences—just a loving God welcoming all people into paradise. It’s an idea that fits well with modern sensibilities, where tolerance is king, and personal truth is celebrated. But is it biblical? The Universalist Question: Are All Saved?…

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Unsure About Christianity? You’re Not Alone—Here’s the Truth

Unsure about Christianity? I know what it’s like to wrestle with faith. You hear about Jesus. You hear about heaven and hell. You hear people say that Christianity is the only way, but something inside you hesitates. Maybe you’ve seen hypocrisy. Maybe you’ve suffered loss and wondered where God was. Maybe you just aren’t sure…

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Authority in the Church: A Burden or a Blessing?

Authority. Just reading that word probably stirs up some emotions. For many, it’s a word tied to control, abuse, and manipulation. We’ve seen church leaders fall from grace, institutions protect power over truth, and people wounded by those who were supposed to shepherd them. It’s no wonder that in today’s culture, the word authority carries…