There is a mysterious story that suggests Jesus' death on the cross involved a journey to the people who had died before Him, where He preached and revealed Himself as the Messiah to them. Is there any biblical evidence supporting this idea?

How does Jesus' portrayal in the Gospel of John differ from the other gospels? What are the differences between his identity and mission?

Why some of the events in the Bible are interpreted allegorically?

If humans are important because we are created in the image or likeness of God and he also sacrificed his life for us, but how can we find the meaning and the purpose of our lives?

Is the Augustine Parable Understanding is still accessable to use for today's generation?

A man and woman have been living together for several years as husband and wife, raising children, but without following the church’s protocols for marriage. Given that they understand and are committed to each other, would this be considered adultery? How does God view this type of relationship? Additionally, why do pastors sometimes refuse to bless such unions, and why not allow the couple to formalize their marriage in the church?

Where does God come from? Is there a Bible/Text that supports His eternal existence?

If heaven is supposed to be perfect, what could have caused someone like Lucifer, who lived in that perfection, to rebel? How does someone in such an ideal place still fall into pride or temptation?

What is the application of doctrine of God in our Life?

How does the Gospel of John describe Jesus as the way to eternal life, and what does this mean for understanding salvation?

Based on your understanding, Sir, if Jesus Christ existed before the Heaven and Earth were made, how was He created at that time? Did he already exists in the first place like God, or was He created by God after?

Based on your understanding, Sir, if Jesus Christ existed before Heaven and Earth were made, how was He created at that time? Did He already exist in the first place like God, or was He created by God after?

Based on your understanding, Sir, if Jesus Christ existed before Heaven and Earth were made, how was He created at that time? Did He already exist in the first place like God, or was He created by God after?

Based on your understanding, Sir, if Jesus Christ existed before Heaven and Earth were made, how was He created at that time? Did He already exist in the first place like God, or was He created by God after?

Good day/evening, Pastor Densing. I’d like to ask a question that’s been on my mind for quite a while now. I’d appreciate it if you took the time to read and answer my question even if it might sound nonsensical, for I don’t really know how to put my thoughts together properly. Thank you and God Bless! In Jesus’ time, His disciples would call Him ‘Lord’, right? It’s a secular term that they would use to show respect for Jesus as they recognize Him as the master or owner of their lives and the world. Same with God, the Jews would call Him ‘Lord’ because they thought that His real name, YHWH, was too holy to be spoken by mere humans. My question is this: Is the name ‘God’ considered to be a title as well? People, then and now, would usually use the word ‘god’ if they are describing someone powerful. In Christian definition, God is the creator and ruler of the universe and source of all moral authority; the supreme being. In other religions, a god is a superhuman being or spirit worshiped as having power over nature or human fortunes; a deity. Like in Greek and Egyptian mythology, they have their own gods; the god of the seas, the god of the underworld, and such. It’s obvious that they use the word ‘god’ as a title; to acknowledge their power and authority, so is it the same for our God? Is ‘God’ considered as a title or is it really God’s identity; one that should solely belong to Him?

According to Romans 6:14 and Romans 10:4. Is commandments already done? and it is still applicable this day?

How did the intersection of religious, political, and socio-economic factors in the late Roman Empire contribute to the rapid spread of Christianity throughout the Mediterranean world?

He could choose any other day like Monday wensday or etc. but why is it the Day of the sun or Sunday?

Who were the first founders of the first church ever built?

What is the reason why they made December 25 the birthday of jesus?

What will happen to the people who don't know God, in the day of judgement?

When was the first church ever built? What is the architectural structure of the first church?

what is the purpose of Constantine the great that he change the sabbath day to Sunday?

Why are there so many problems in interpreting allegorical and parables? and Why is it sometimes misleading to interpret a parable as an allegory?

How can we apply Jesus' parable of the Good Samaritan to the divisions in our world today?

What role did the Roman Empire play in the spread of Christianity?

Who were the main figures of early Christianity, and what were their contributions?

What role did Constantine play in the spread of Christianity?

How did Theodosius II converted the Pagan church into Christian church?

How did Christianity begin?

How did the theological debates and resolutions of the early Church councils, such as the Council of Nicaea and the Council of Chalcedon, shape the development of core Christian doctrines like the Trinity and the nature of Christ?

How can I tell if my relationship with God is personal and real, and not just something I’m doing because it’s what I’ve been taught all my life?

In the seventh and eighth centuries, how did the Christian church react to the spread of Islam?

What does the Bible teach about the balance between justice and mercy in God’s character?

will sinners be able to receive grace from God

Question- What impact did the early church controversies and councils have on the way Christians today understand and relate to their faith ?

What impact did the early church controversies and councils have on the way Christians today understand and relate to their faith?

Why does the Adventist community generally not prefer female pastors? How does the Bible's depiction of women, particularly in leadership roles, contribute to this view?

Why does the Adventist community generally not prefer female pastors? How does the Bible's depiction of women, particularly in leadership roles, contribute to this view?

Why does the Adventist community generally not prefer female pastors? How does the Bible's depiction of women, particularly in leadership roles, contribute to this view?

When did different religion's start?

Why we have different religions? And how did religion became different religion's? How they do this religion?

Why we have different religions? And how did religion became different religion's? How they do this religion?

God is powerful. He can do what people think is impossible. I wonder, why did God still let Satan live on earth, when he's the one who led us to sin?

Why is it that we have hell when God is forgiving? If God can easily forgive us from all of our wrongdoings, why do hell exist?

God’s saving grace to forgive or to punish?

How does the Sabbath resist worldly forces and renew spirituality?

What is the significance of God the Son's incarnation and sacrifice in the Christian understanding of salvation?

Why is the creation story important for our faith?

How does the doctrine of the trinity reconcile the unity of God with the distinctiveness of each person within the Godhead?

When we say Jesus is it a Father or the Son?

Is Jesus the Son or the Father?

To broaden our knowledge to avoid making sins.

In our recent discussions about the Godhead and the Trinity, where God is simultaneously the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and considering that the message of God is sometimes beyond our comprehension, could this imply that God exists as a 4th-dimensional being, transcending our understanding of time and space?

What are some recent archaeological finds or historical studies changing how we understand Jesus's life and work? How are these discoveries affecting what scholars and religious people believe?

How do microevolution evolution, and creation explain the diversity of life on Earth?

What do you think it means when people talk about the three parts of God, like how some stories say God is like a father, a son, and a spirit? How do you think they all work together?

How can believers resist temptation and stay faithful in the midst of trials and difficulties?

How can God be one, but also three different persons?

How can God be one, but also three different persons?

Does the complexity and order of the universe point to an intelligent designer, or can it be explained through natural processes?

In John 14:6, Jesus claims, "I am the way, the truth, and the life." How does this exclusive claim fit within the context of John’s Gospel, and what implications does it have for understanding salvation in the New Covenant, especially in light of pluralism and modern religious thought?

Was it Constantine’s fault that there were negative changes that happened in the church?

Was it Constantine’s fault that there were negative changes that happened in the church?

How did Constantine's conversion to Christianity change his attitude toward other religions in the Roman Empire?

How did Constantine's conversion to Christianity impact the Roman Empire?

"Will God give those who have wronged Him another chance, even though He has already given them one?"

How can the church balance divine authority with human imperfection?

When do white lies become a sin?

Why is it that in the Bible, there is so many laws concerning the behavior of God's people?

How did the decisions made at the Council of Nicaea impact the unity/division among the Christians in the following centuries?

How did the decisions made at the Council of Nicaea impact the unity/division among the Christians in the following centuries?

What impact did the early church controversies and councils have on the way Christians today understand and relate to their faith?

Is faith only recognized when it is conscious in the life of an individual?

why does they say that it's oky to have a statue , bcs it's resemble as god

How did Constantine influence the Council of Nicaea, and what were its outcomes?

what are your views regarding the
positive and negative aspects of a church creed?

Why did the dispute about Jesus start? And why did arius didn't believe that Jesus is God?

Here are some potential questions based on the topic "Knowledge vs Wisdom: An Adventist Perspective

Discuss the role of faith in acquiring wisdom from an Adventist perspective

Why would they let emperors to rule against the will of the Christian Church?

What were the main controversies and debates during reformation

Would you be willing to confront a friend whose beliefs are different from yours?

What happens after we die? Is there a meaning to life? What is the reason for our existence? Why is there so much suffering in the world?

The experience of salvation is deeply normal and personal and spiritual. For me as a student in Christian belief salvation is the act of being saved from sin and eternal separation from god salvation is a deep sense of relief and peace. It involves feelings like love&freedom.

They say that it's oky to pray or worship a statue because it's still god

What were the main reasons Christianity spread quickly through the Roman Empire during its first 300 years?

How did constantinism revise the role of the church and state

Why should there be practices and beliefs when the main focus is learning and knowing God’s words

Why was it important to choose the right books for the New Testament, and how did the Church become stronger as the Roman Empire weakened?

What were the key factors that contributed to the spread of Christianity throughout the Roman Empire, and how did the religion adapt to different cultural contexts as it expanded?