This is a perfect example of why the 500 year old King James shouldn't be used anymore. The word they use for "charity" is LOVE. Here it is in an accurate form people can actually understand:

(Psalms 46:10 NIV) "Be still, and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth." Yes, God can do anything but miracles are few and far between.

Yes, Jesus performed miracles to show that he was the Son of God. Jesus doesn't perform miracles today. I'm 60. I've never seen or experienced a miracle. Nor do I know anyone who has. We have the Bible.

I don't think God typically leads people on a day to day basis. Maybe if you're a missionary in a foreign country and you depend on God to bring people to you who are willing to hear the gospel then God

Jesus has to be your Lord too or he's not your savior. (Matthew 7:21-23 NIV) "Not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only he who does the will of my Father

You said, "This week promises to be a great and awesome week and your expectations shall not be cut short." That's ridiculous. You couldn't possibly know that. Last week was my worst week in

Asking with faith isn't a guarantee that God will do what you want. In this case, God chose to make a righteous woman childless until she was willing to give her child to God. That child became Samuel.

No, prayer won't always tip the balance in your favor. God has his own will. We should use prayer to try to get into God's will. Not to get him to bless what we want to do. There is no current ministry

It should be obvious that "salvation" in the Old Testament is much different than salvation in the New Testament. There's only salvation in accepting Jesus as your Lord and Savior.

I really don't like the quote by Chambers. It sounds as though we can get what we want from God and that's just not true.

You're misinterpreting scripture. You need to look at the verses on either side of it in order to understand it. Look at this: Isaiah 7:6-7 New International Version (NIV) 6 “Let us invade Judah; let us

It's harmful when it involves abuse, control, shaming, guilt, or taking advantage of someone sexually or financially or some other way. Or if one person is trying to isolate the other person or turn them

I hate pranks. I'm sure God has a sense of humor since he created us with one.

If you're a born again Christian we have the Holy Spirit living inside us. We don't have to ask God to revive us. It's another example of how things are different under the old covenant when compared to

Prophesy is NOT the technology of love. Prophesy is not technology. There are no prophets today. There hasn't been prophets since the first century.

This is the perfect example of why you don't take verses out of context and comment inaccurately about them. Let's look at more of the passage: (Acts 18:9-11 NIV) One night the Lord spoke to Paul in a

Compare it to the Bible "In numerous instances the Bible contains medical information that far predates man’s actual discoveries of related principles in the field of medicine. The medical instructions

It's ludicrous to even consider drinking urine of any kind. It makes no sense. It has no health benefits despite the Quran says.

I would expect the Catholic Church to omit the commandment about not bowing down to idols given that Catholics worship statues and pray to thousands of "saints".