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Why should I trust the Bible?
The Bible is the most historically attested ancient document known, written by many authors over centuries with astonishing unity, and centred on Jesus Christ. It is not merely a religious book — it is God's living Word …
Full answer →salvationHow do I become a Christian?
Becoming a Christian is not a ritual. It is turning from sin (repentance) and trusting Jesus Christ (faith). If today you honestly ask Jesus for mercy and rest on Him alone for salvation, He will not turn you away (John …
Full answer →salvationWhat happens after we die?
The Bible teaches that death is not the end. Every person will be raised — those who trusted Christ to everlasting life with God, and those who rejected Him to judgment. The gospel is a rescue from that judgment, not a w…
Full answer →salvationCan good works save us?
No. Salvation is God's gift, received by faith in Jesus Christ (Ephesians 2:8–9). Good works are the fruit of salvation, not the price of it. We are saved for good works, not by them.
Full answer →sufferingWhy does God allow suffering?
The Bible does not offer a simple formula, but it does offer Jesus Christ — a God who entered suffering, bore it on the cross, and promises to make all things new. In a broken world, God's love has not stayed distant. It…
Full answer →godDoes God really love me?
Yes. Scripture repeatedly reveals God's love for the world — not as sentimental feeling but as costly, personal, and demonstrated at the cross of Jesus Christ. 'God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son' (…
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