Popular Christianity Q&A

The seven deadly sins, as identified by Pope Gregory 1 in the late sixth century, are considered categories of sin: pride, envy, wrath, gluttony, lust, sloth, and greed.

Whether you believe in guardian angels or not, it is important to remember the message of the angel to the Apostle John. Angels are servants of the one who truly deserves worship and praise, and who ultimately desires a personal relationship with each person. This relationship with Him should be each Christian’s first priority.

A Biblical Examination of Worship, Revelation, and Divine Acceptance

In a culture drifting from God’s blueprint for marriage, here’s a clear, Scripture-based reminder of why one man and one woman remains His good and protective design.

The Christmas tree is a wonderful and historic tradition that we don our homes with every Christmas to fill us with spirit and to lay our gifts underneath. However, it is the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ on the very first Christmas that we celebrate.

Christians celebrate Christmas on December 25th. They say that Jesus’ exact birthday is unknown, however, based on the Scriptures, some believed it to be in early spring.

Wondering if your prayers of thanksgiving are from a heart of faith? Here are 3 dos and don'ts of thankfulness.

How old was Joseph when he married Mary? Was he a teen heartthrob, an older businessman, or even a widower?

Explore the true nature of Christian ambition, discerning between selfish conceit and God-honoring pursuits. Learn how to align your deepest desires with divine will and keep your focus on Christ for a life of purpose and eternal fruit.

What are some examples of dreams throughout Scripture? What does the Bible have to say about dreams explicitly? And how much stock should Christians place in dreams today?

The message of the Bible is unified in its prohibition of homosexual practice. The unity of this message should tell us that this is something that God has not changed His mind about. Let us remember that God intends good for our lives and often His prohibitions in the Bible are to protect us from harm. Our intent here is to present how the Bible speaks on this very sensitive matter, not to be ammunition for divisive arguments.

I believe that it is fair to say that Mormonism and Christianity are quite different. In fact, their basic tenants are mutually exclusive.

I'm a new Christian, and I've always associated the word rapture with something romantic or earthly. Can you help me understand, why is the word rapture associated with the return of Jesus? What does it mean to experience the rapture the Bible talks about?

Everyone asks this question at some point. Why are we here? Why is the world the way it is? What are we supposed to be doing? Many world religions try to answer these questions, but only Christianity has a definitive answer for all of them.

What did Paul mean when he said that, as Christians, our bodies will be raised from the grave? What will our spiritual bodies be like in heaven?