God & the Bible

Not quite. Jesus warns against hypocritical judgment, but He also tells us to judge rightly: with humility, by agreeing with God, and to restore people, not to be right.

Don't start at Genesis. Start with the Gospel of John, one chapter a day, and keep showing up.

Mostly through the Bible, and also through people, circumstances, peace and the Holy Spirit's quiet voice. He's speaking more than most of us realize.

Yes. Jesus is the same yesterday, today and forever. What He did in the Bible, He still does today.

Yes. Not a guy in a red suit, but a real enemy with a real strategy, and the more you understand it, the less it works on you.

Yes. Jesus talked about hell more than almost anyone in the Bible, because He didn't want anyone to go there.

You go to one of two places, and you stay there forever. Heaven isn't for good people; it's for forgiven people.

Yes and no. Every sin is serious enough to separate us from God, but some carry greater guilt and worse consequences.

"Please warn my family." Nobody has to go there, and it's not too late.

It's better than you've ever imagined. And tell everyone.

Yes. The Bible is inspired, infallible and inerrant. The church didn't decide what was Scripture; it recognized what God had already breathed out.

It means the Spirit isn't just living in you; He's leading you, empowering you and overflowing out of you. Ask Him, and keep asking.

First, settle who gets to decide. If God does, start with what He's clearly said, use biblical principles for the gray areas, and ask if it's pulling you toward Jesus or away from Him.