Can we argue for the existence of God? This article attempts to deal with the arguments used by atheists in their use of science to argue that God does not exist. It uses the evidentialism method to show that since a person feels guilty, has a sense of absolute justice, has a sense of the dignity of mankind, an appreciation of the beauty and design in nature, then it is possible to argue for the perception of the existence of God.

What should be the role and place of women in church? This article evaluates two approaches, one that has no room for formal woman leadership and the other that puts women as deaconesses. Between the two it shows that the role of women in church can be organized into a third way.

Should Christians drink wine? The Bible has positive statements about wine, but it also warns about it. This article looks at three different situations and provides guidelines about alcohol use.

What does the Bible teach about the end times? Using key biblical texts, this article examines the teachings of preterism, dispensationalism, premillenialism, postmillenialism, and amillenialism. What does the Bible say about the return of Christ?

Should Christians date or court? This article examines the concepts of dating and courtship. It proposes a way that finds a road between the two: classic dating.

Without understanding the biblical teaching of the believer's union with Christ, justification will lose its meaning. This article looks at the meaning of justification in relation to the believer being in Christ.

This article studies key words from the book of Ecclesiastes to unlock the meaning of the book and how believers should understand its message.