There are many things you should be doing, like praying and Bible reading and going to church and more. However, Romans 6:13 outlines how we can give our all to the Lord. You may fail on many occasions. In fact, if you follow these steps in sincerity, you may be more frustrated for a time because these steps will show you many ways in which you fail the Lord.

When non-christians ask us how we know that what we believe in is the truth, and how do we prove it, how do we answer that question?

Do all men have a chance to hear the Gospel before they die? I realize that God "reveals Himself through His creation," thus, does one merely have to honor His handiwork if they otherwise do not hear the message of Christ? This includes Native Americans before the colonization of North America.

What is grace and what does it do for me?

Since God said we should not kill, is it not a sin when born again Christians in Military services do so?

The pain and agony the two sisters went through (Mary and Martha) in the death of Lazarus, does it mean sometimes God is happy to see us in pain just for His name to be glorified? I want more exposure on how to handle adversities of such nature.

If our sin debt is already paid in full through the blood of Jesus Christ then why are we commanded to overcome as He overcame?

What does the Bible mean when it says that we are to eat the flesh and drink the blood of Jesus Christ?

Does Luke 9:62 describe backsliders as though they were never saved?

I recently heard it taught that Luke was a gentile and I am having a hard time believing this. My question is was Luke a gentile?