Salvation

If you want to get somewhere, guesswork is a poor strategy. The goal of getting to Heaven is worthy of greater advanced planning than we’d give to any other journey.

What could be more happy-making than knowing the God of happiness, who grants us eternal life and happiness in Christ?

Question from a reader:

I recently met a young homeless man who’s had a very rough life. He started a conversation with me, and eventually I asked him if he knew Jesus. He said that he lost his faith when he was about 18 because his life went downhill, but when he is lonely, he feels Jesus is the only one he can talk to. We arranged to meet together every week. How can I share the Good News with him? I don't ever know what to say when I talk to people like this about the gospel, but I feel the Lord calling me to do it anyway.

Millions of women and men, both in society and in the church, are suffering under the guilt of abortion. If you’re a woman who’s had an abortion, or advised another to have one, this blog is for you. If you’re a man who’s been involved in an abortion decision—whether it concerned your girlfriend, wife, daughter, or anyone—it’s also for you.

I hope the following story will encourage you not to give up on people who are Jehovah’s Witnesses, Mormons or anyone who is part of a pseudo-Christian or non-Christian cult or group.

Question from a reader:

Many people say there is only one way to Heaven by accepting Jesus Christ as personal Savior, but then they default to several other ways (young age, mental illness, being born in Israel, keeping sacrificial requirements of the law) and make excuses when cornered. Is believing in Jesus really the ONLY way?