The gospel confronts modern skepticism, indifference, relativism, false assurance, and delay with an urgent call to repentance, faith, and obedience.
Challenges to the Gospel Today
Receipts: Living Proof in a Skeptical Age
A skeptical age asks for receipts. Biblical Christianity answers with observable transformation in marriage, thought, work, purpose, and daily obedience.
The Ground Faith Stands On — Why Scripture Is Enough
Biblical faith stands on Jehovah’s inspired Word, trusts Christ, produces obedience, and endures because Scripture is sufficient.
God Loves You—But Only If You Fit His Exact Criteria
Does God love only those who meet strict conditions? Scripture shows that salvation is a gracious gift requiring faith, repentance, obedience, and endurance.
God’s Infinite Wisdom, but He Forgot to Explain Himself Clearly
Did an infinitely wise God communicate badly? Biblical clarity rests on inspired language, context, authorial intent, and responsible interpretation.
God Watched You Struggle but Waited for the Last Minute—Divine Drama?
Does God delay help for dramatic effect? Scripture distinguishes divine permission from human evil and explains why suffering temporarily continues.
If God’s Outside Time, What’s He Waiting for—An RSVP?
God is not waiting because He lacks information or power. Scripture presents apparent delay as appointed timing, patience, witness, and opportunity.
If God’s All-Loving, Why’s He Got a History of Plagues and Floods—Tough Love?
Biblical floods and plagues are presented as righteous judgments after corruption, oppression, warning, and patience—not as divine mood swings.
God Made Adam and Eve Knowing They’d Mess Up—So This Is All Part of the Show?
God’s foreknowledge of Adam and Eve’s sin did not cause their rebellion. Scripture preserves both divine omniscience and genuine human responsibility.
If God Is Love, What’s with All the Old Testament Smiting?
Old Testament judgments do not contradict God’s love. Scripture joins mercy, patience, holiness, justice, warning, and righteous judgment.
