Is hell of the Bible real?

Is hell of the Bible real?: "There has been a lot of talk lately about the existence of hell and if it is really forever.  In a  recently written book by Michigan mega church pastor Rob Bell, Bell states that if hell exists, it can't be for eternity."



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Who was Dorcas in the Bible?

Who was Dorcas in the Bible?: " Dorcas, or Tabitha, in the Bible lived in the town of Joppa, a city on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. Dorcas was also called Tabitha—Dorcas is a Greek name meaning “gazelle,” and Tabitha is the Aramaic rendering of the same name. Dorcas, or Tabitha, was a charitable person who made things, especially clothing, for the needy in Joppa. The story of Dorcas in Acts 9 is notable because Peter raised her back to life after she had died."



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What does Jesus want us to learn from what He said about the widow’s mite?

What does Jesus want us to learn from what He said about the widow’s mite?: "The Gospels of Mark and Luke both relay an incident involving a widow’s gift to God. She didn’t give much—just two mites—or did she?"



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What are the seven baptisms mentioned in the Bible, and what do they mean?

What are the seven baptisms mentioned in the Bible, and what do they mean?: "Historically, baptism has been used as a rite of initiation, showing the inductee’s entrance into a new belief or observance. Baptism in the church is also a token of the forgiveness of sins we experience at salvation—in much the same way that Pilate attempted to show his innocence by washing his hands with water (Matthew 27:24), Christians show they are cleansed by Christ when they are baptized by water."



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They Told Peyton Manning Not to Talk About Jesus, He Turned Around and Did THIS - BuzzPo

They Told Peyton Manning Not to Talk About Jesus, He Turned Around and Did THIS - BuzzPo: "Not only is Peyton Manning one of the best NFL quarterbacks of all time, he is a devout Christian who recently shared his commitment to Christ in a very public way."



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VIDEO: NASCAR Legend's Blunt Message About Jesus May Be Why Obama Attacked Christianity

VIDEO: NASCAR Legend's Blunt Message About Jesus May Be Why Obama Attacked Christianity: "You may have heard that President Barack Obama compared Christianity to the actions of the Islamic State; you may not have heard that a NASCAR legend may have told him he was going to hell."



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Prophecy and End Times Signs: Are there Biblical signs that show us when Jesus will return? - Kindle edition by Glenn Pease. Religion & Spirituality Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.

Prophecy and End Times Signs: Are there Biblical signs that show us when Jesus will return? - Kindle edition by Glenn Pease. Religion & Spirituality Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.: "There are hundreds of books written about prophecy
and the signs of the times showing that we are in
the end times because of something the author
interpreted from the Bible."



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Franklin Graham: A Mission of Compassion in Ferguson | Story | BGEA

Franklin Graham: A Mission of Compassion in Ferguson | Story | BGEA: "Incidents of racial tension are rising in the United States. When a race-infused conflict makes the news, many people find it all too easy to choose which side to blame and then, like an armchair quarterback, do nothing more. But doing nothing is not a biblical response. Racism is a sin that divides people. The Bible says that “God … has reconciled us to Himself through Jesus Christ, and has given us the ministry of reconciliation” (2 Corinthians 5:18, NKJV). The Bible commands Christians to take action: “Pursue the things which make for peace” (Romans 14:19)."



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The most powerful cartoon you will see about "Radical Muslims" and "Radical Christians" -

The most powerful cartoon you will see about "Radical Muslims" and "Radical Christians" -:



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The heresy of worshiptainment | Mike Livingstone

The heresy of worshiptainment | Mike Livingstone: "The great heresy of the church today is that we think we’re in the entertainment business. A.W. Tozer believed this to be true back in the 1950s and 60s. Church members “want to be entertained while they are edified.” He said that in 1962. Tozer grieved, even then, that it was “scarcely possible in most places to get anyone to attend a meeting where the only attraction was God.”*"



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