The term "supernatural" means "demonic".

In Saul's case, God most likely chose him because he was extremely intelligent.

Yes, once you're truly saved it's impossible for you to lose your salvation. Check out these verses: (1 John 2:19 NIV) They went out from us, but they did not really belong to us. For if they had belonged

It's ridiculous to say that God will do the impossible in anyone's life. God works in the lives of his children but to say that God will do the impossible is foolishness.

You should do what God calls you to do. Not ask God to help you do what you want to do.

Joy is the same as happiness in the Old Testament. But in the New Testament joy is not based on circumstances but based on being close to God. It's a fruit of the Spirit. (Galatians 5:22-23 NIV) But the

That was for the Old Testament. Today we should accept Jesus as our Savior and Lord. And do his will.

Mark 16:17-18 isn't part of the original text. It should be obvious to everyone that it's not safe to handle venomous snakes or to drink poison.

You're an evil false prophet. God never wanted us to live as kings and queens on earth. Rather, Jesus told the disciples that they should be servants of all.

Jesus was talking to his disciples. It should be obvious that nobody can perform miracles today. Mark 16:7 wasn't part of the original book of Mark. It's not in the better manuscripts. Textual critics

He's not a prophet and he's going to be wrong. It would be fitting if such a false prophet got the virus and died from it.

People promise miracles but they seldom, if ever, deliver them. I believe that God still does miracles in remote places where the gospel has never been preached before as a way to authenticate the message.

I would make that statement more specific by saying that thankful people don't ask for a lot of things for THEMSELVES. I ask God for a lot of things for other people. A lot of my prayers are for the health

Some people like to point to certain things in the Psalms. Certain things that aren't in the New Testament. Could God determine the path of your life? Of course. God can do anything. But does he consistently

It's so ridiculous when people make these kinds of "confessions". It's laughable. It would be funnier if it wasn't so foolish.

As is often the case, The Living Bible is a corruption of biblical truth. It's one man's paraphrase. You can't call it a translation in the true sense. Here it is from the classical NIV: (John 14:15-21

This is all nonsense. Jesus never mentioned the word "karma". Instead he said that people would be rewarded in heaven for their good deeds or punished in hell for their unbelief and their bad

We still need to accept what Jesus did on the cross as the only possible payment for our sins. We need to accept him as Savior and Lord. Salvation is like a gift: you don't have it unless you receive it.

God can't "heal our land" unless he's already punished us for our sins by sending sword, famine, and plague. God made promises to Israel that don't apply to the church. God promised Israel that

If you look at the New Testament you'll see that God rewards those who serve him. Our reward may be in the next world but we will be rewarded. But we should serve God out of love for him and gratitude