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  1. How does 1 John 3:16 connect with John 15:13 on sacrificial love?
  2. What are some things I can learn about love and hate in 1 John 3?
  3. How does Psalm 32:11 encourage believers to find joy in God's presence despite life's challenges?
  4. Doesn’t John contradict himself when he asserts that Christians are without sin?
  5. What does it mean to "walk as Jesus walked" (1 John 2:6)?
  6. How does this letter keep us from sin? 1 John 2:1
  7. What does "sees his brother in need" imply about Christian responsibility?
  8. How does one pray in the Spirit, especially when reading prayers in church?
  9. How will there be sin during the 1000-year reign?
  10. Does the word “draw” in James 4:8 and John 6:44 have the same meaning? If yes, so is it God who draws man to Himself or man who draws near to God?
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What is our purpose in serving God?

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Question by Kimberly Williams
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Is the first Law of Thermodynamics consistent with biblical thinking?

The first law, also known as Law of Conservation of Energy, states that energy can not be created or destroyed; it can only be redistributed or changed from ...

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Question by Vernon DSouza
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Why was Adam created from dust and Eve from his rib?

Genesis 1:1 - 31

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Why is a family legacy important?

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What is implicit obedience?

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Question by Tito Dulay Lim , Former College Instructor. Looking for a job in the church.
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How do you differentiate earthly wisdom from the proverbs of Solomon?

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What is cessation doctrine?

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How can the world be 6,000-years-old?

How can the world be as old as the Old Testament says? For scientists say the worlds billions of years old, but the Bible says otherwise.

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