Articles for Pastors

What does the Bible say about cheating? Cheating, a term that encompasses a range of behaviors from dishonesty in exams to infidelity in relationships, is a topic addressed with gravity and depth in the Bible.

The phrase "separate the wheat and chaff" finds its roots in Matthew 3:6-12, when John the Baptist describes the ministry of Jesus as one of separating the two: wheat and chaff. This process symbolizes the inevitable separation of good from bad.

What does the Bible say about jealousy? Jealousy is considered a sin when it leads to harmful actions or takes one away from God’s commandments. It is associated with a range of negative behaviors and outcomes, from discord and conflict to outright violence.

Revelation 9 begins with a chilling scene: "The fifth angel sounded his trumpet, and I saw a star that had fallen from the sky to the earth. The star was given the key to the shaft of the Abyss."

The Bible not only instructs us to forgive others as an act of obedience but also as a reflection of the ultimate forgiveness we have received through Christ. Forgiveness, according to Scripture, is not an optional component of the Christian life but a fundamental aspect that fosters spiritual growth

Over 40 authors contributed to the Bible. Among these facts about the Bible, despite the diversity, a unified message of faith and morality permeates the text, and at the apex of this book stands Jesus Christ, God come to earth, who was born, lived, died, and rose again to life.

The debate between complementarianism and egalitarianism extends beyond theological discourse, influencing individual beliefs, church practices, and family dynamics. As believers, understanding these perspectives allows for a more nuanced approach to scripture and community life.

A deconstructed Christian has gone through the process of critically analyzing and questioning the beliefs, teachings, and practices of traditional Christianity that one has been brought up with or has adopted.