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Are earthquakes and disasters signs of the end times?
Earthquakes and disasters can remind us we live in a broken world and that Jesus will return, but…
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Why does God allow natural disasters like earthquakes, storms, and disease outbreaks?
Why does God allow natural disasters? Because we live in a fallen world, yet God is still good…
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What does the Bible mean by “Israel”? (Biblical Israel vs the modern Israeli nation-state)
What does the Bible mean by “Israel”? In Scripture, “Israel” can refer to Jacob, his descendants as God’s…
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Should Christians support Israel no matter what?
Christians should love Jewish people, oppose antisemitism, and pray for peace, but the Bible does not require unconditional…
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How should Christians think about political chaos (like a government shutdown)?
How should Christians think about political chaos (like a government shutdown)? With steady trust in God, prayer for…
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