Can a Christian defend his family? Can a believer serve as a police officer or soldier? What about guns, war, and stopping violent criminals? I’ll show you what the Bible actually teaches about force, justice, mercy, and self-defense. Many people mix up Jesus’ command to love our enemies with the government’s God-given role to restrain evil. But are those really the same thing? Let’s explore this together as we look at Romans 13, the teachings of Jesus, and real-life examples that help separate personal revenge from lawful protection. You will see why the Bible forbids vigilante justice but allows government authority and even personal defense in life-or-death situations. If you have ever wondered whether Christians must always be pacifists, or if defending innocent life can be godly, this study will give you clear, biblical answers.

Why do unity forums between instrumental and non-instrumental churches keep stalling? Is the fight really about music, or is it about something deeper? In this eye-opening breakdown, we look at what the debates and forums actually revealed. We will explore how arguments for instrumental music have shifted over time, why the claim “we need no authority” changes everything, and what this means for real biblical unity. If you care about Christ’s authority, New Testament worship, and honest unity, this is a conversation you cannot ignore. Let’s explore this together and ask the hard but honest question. Are we building unity on truth, or just trying to avoid conflict?

2 Peter 1:3 reveals God's divine power equips us with all we need for life & godliness. Through Him, we escape worldly corruption & partake in divine nature. The Bible teaches us to recognize and avoid sin. #Faith #BibleStudy #Godliness #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianLiving

Since first-century Christians sometimes met in homes, does that mean modern churches should abandon buildings and restructure everything into house churches? It sounds reasonable at first, doesn’t it? But once we slow down and look at Scripture carefully, a much bigger issue comes into view. Let’s explore this together. I’ll show you why the real question is not about buildings at all, but about organization, authority, and God’s design for the church. The New Testament clearly allows flexibility in where Christians meet, but it is equally clear about how congregations are structured and led. This study walks through key passages that explain local congregations, local elders, and local accountability. It also addresses why centralized, city-wide church models may sound efficient, but quietly move away from the biblical pattern. Ask yourself this, did God leave the structure of the church up to human creativity, or did He give a design meant to protect it? When we let Scripture answer that question, clarity follows.

When Paul prayed that God would preserve our spirit, soul, and body, he sparked a question Christians have asked for centuries. Are the soul and the spirit two different parts of a person, or are they two ways of describing the same inner life? Let’s explore this together by slowing down and letting Scripture define its own words. I’ll show you how the Bible uses “soul” and “spirit,” where they clearly overlap, and why trying to turn them into separate spiritual containers creates more confusion than clarity. We’ll also look at what Jesus and the apostles said about life after death and ask a simple but important question. How many “you’s” actually exist? When Scripture speaks consistently, the answer becomes clear. This study isn’t about technical diagrams of human makeup. It’s about devotion. Paul’s prayer is a call for complete faithfulness, inside and out, as we wait for the return of Christ.