Joseph Smith and Muhammad have surprisingly similar stories and views of Jesus and the Bible. What does that mean for each religion? Is this evidence for divine revelation or evidence of similar counterfeits? How does each religion believe about Jesus, the Bible, and the resurrection?

What does it mean to "pray in the Spirit?" Is it possible to pray in the flesh? Does God always answer our prayers?

What happens when Darwin's theory of evolution meets ethics? What are the consequences of "survival of the fittest" in the Western world, according to Darwin? Why don't we talk about this crazy belief? Do modern atheists support Darwin's radical stance?

What does it mean that Jesus is interceding for the saints? If Satan is called the accuser, then to whom is he giving the accusation? How are the intercession of the Holy Spirit and of Jesus similar and different?

Is it possible to lose your salvation? Why do we question God's love so often? What is Jesus doing now? What does it mean to be "more than conquerors" through Jesus?

What does it mean to be adopted into the family of God? Are fears and identity related to each other? How can Christians "put to death" the desires of the flesh? Should Christians live by the phrase "Let go and let God?"

What does it mean to "be in Christ Jesus?" Is there a way to know that you are saved? What does it mean to have the Spirit of God? Romans 8 is one of the most encouraging chapters of Scripture for Christians and is worth reading over and over again!

What would happen if Jesus were walking the earth today and his miracles were filmed and uploaded to social media? What would people say about them? Which miracles would cause the most controversy? Which ones would our culture struggle to understand?