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Does God Exist? | God? (Part 3) | David Asscherick
The Bible opens not by proving God’s existence, but by declaring it, leaving humans to wonder how we can know for sure. David Asscherick explores the profound evidence found in time, life, the human mind, and our shared sense of morality—all pointing toward a Creator. Yet, beyond these external proofs, the New Testament promises an…
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Who is God? | God? (Part 2) | David Asscherick
The Bible presents a grand narrative centering on the selfless character of God. A clear view of truth requires removing preconceived religious traditions and returning to the foundational belief that God is love. The Creator of the universe is a deeply relational being who sacrificed everything to redeem humanity. Jesus embodies this selfless and life-changing…
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What is the Bible? | God? (Part 1) | David Asscherick
Many view the Bible as a simple rulebook, but it is actually a divine and human collection of sixty-six books telling one unified story. Clearing the table of preconceived religious ideas allows the grand narrative of creation, conflict, and covenant to emerge. Scripture reveals a relational God and ultimately points to Jesus Christ as the…
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When God Is Fighting for You | Pr. Pavel Goia
Prayer is often misunderstood as a tool to demand answers rather than a vital connection with the Creator. The biblical story of the unjust judge illustrates that a loving Father always hears the petitions of His adopted children. Believers cultivate unwavering faith by shifting their focus away from temporary problems and fixing their eyes on…
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The Personhood Divinity of the Spirit (Part 2) | Unknown God (Part 5) | David Asscherick
The Holy Spirit is often misunderstood as a mere cosmic force or energy rather than a divine being. Scripture reveals the Spirit as the distinct third person of the Godhead possessing intellect and volition. Recognizing this divine personhood transforms spiritual life from seeking to control a supernatural power into surrendering to a personal God who…
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The Personhood Divinity of the Spirit (Part 1) | Unknown God (Part 4) | David Asscherick
The biblical doctrine of the Trinity fundamentally shapes Christian salvation and daily living. God reveals Himself as a unified plurality of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This divine nature establishes love, diversity, and humility as core realities of the universe. Recognizing the Holy Spirit as a distinct person rather than a mere force brings deeper…
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The Mystery of God (Part 3) | Unknown God (Part 3) | David Asscherick
In this deep dive into the Trinity, David Asscherick explores the profound biblical truth that “God is Love.” He contrasts the concept of a strictly solitary deity with the relational dynamic of a triune God, showing that love by its very nature requires relationship. Drawing on both Old and New Testament evidence, he demonstrates that…
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Christian Grief | AskGod365
The biblical promise of resurrection completely transforms the Christian experience of grief. Scripture describes death as a peaceful and temporary sleep rather than an immediate transition to a conscious afterlife. Believers find deep comfort in knowing that Christ conquered the grave and will one day awaken His followers. A future awaits where death and mourning…
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Going to Extremes | Pr. Randy Skeete
Jesus sets a standard of righteousness that examines the inner thoughts of the heart. Since humanity possesses a fallen nature, achieving salvation on human merit remains impossible. God refuses to lower His holy standard but offers a perfect solution. Complete surrender to Jesus provides the free gift of His sinless life to cover all past…
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Good News About Salvation
Walking the Biblical Path to Christ Through the Gospel and Steps to Christ by Reiner Kremer “For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.” — Romans 6:23 If someone asked, “How can I know God?” or “How can I be saved?” the Bible…
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The Larger Biblical Story
How Union with Christ, the Heavenly Sanctuary, and the Great Controversy Complete the Gospel Picture by Reiner Kremer One of the reasons Steps to Christ has touched millions of lives is its simplicity. Ellen G. White leads readers from God’s love to repentance, confession, faith, surrender, prayer, obedience, and Christian growth. Yet the book intentionally stays…
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The Covenant In Christ from Eden Lost to Eden Restored
The Grand Story of Scripture: From Adam to the New Creation by Reiner Kremer How Paul’s “In Christ” Theology Fulfills the Entire Biblical Story One of the greatest misunderstandings about the Apostle Paul is the idea that he invented a new theology after the resurrection of Jesus. Nothing could be further from the truth. Paul…
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Restoring the Covenant of Peace
The Covenant Mystery: Corporate Personality and the Sanctuary Story by Reiner Kremer How Adam, Israel, Christ, the Church, and the New Creation Reveal God’s Eternal Purpose To fully understand Paul’s phrase “in Christ,” we must understand two foundational biblical ideas: Corporate Personality — how God works through covenant representatives who include and represent their people.…
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The Miracle of Living “In Christ”
Paul’s Greatest Contribution to Christian Theology by Reiner Kremer If there is one phrase that unlocks the theology of the Apostle Paul, it is the simple Greek expression ἐν Χριστῷ—en Christō—meaning “in Christ.” Paul uses this expression, and closely related forms such as “in Him,” “in the Lord,” and “with Christ,” well over 150…
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Why Is It So Difficult to Believe in Jesus?
Finding Certainty “In Christ” in a Postmodern World by Reiner Kremer Why is it so difficult to fully believe and accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior in today’s world? Never before has humanity had access to so much information. We carry libraries in our pockets, communicate instantly across continents, and can answer…
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Easy to Be Saved, Hard to Be Lost
Why Is It So Difficult to Fully Believe and Accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior in a Postmodern World? by Reiner Kremer “Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28 (NKJV) Introduction: The Great Question of Our Time Never before has…
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The Mystery of God (Part 2) | Unknown God (Part 2) | David Asscherick
The Bible introduces the concept of God as both singular and plural from the very beginning. By examining key passages in Genesis and the Gospel of John, David Asscherick unpacks the mystery of the Godhead and the limitations of human language in describing the divine. Discover how the image of God as a family unit…
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The Mystery of God (Part 1) | Unknown God (Part 1) | David Asscherick
Human language struggles to describe the eternal nature of God. The biblical concept of the Trinity reveals a Creator who is simultaneously singular and plural. Genesis presents the image of God not merely as an individual but as a family united in perfect love. An accurate understanding of this divine plurality sheds light on the…
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DNA and the Microscope (Part 2) | Jim Burr
Microscopic marvels like cellular ATP motors reveal an astonishing complexity that defies evolutionary theory. Scientific attempts to explain the spontaneous origin of life consistently fall short when examined closely. Instead of random chance, human biology points directly to intelligent design. The biblical account of creation remains the only logical explanation for life on earth.
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DNA and the Microscope (Part 1) | Jim Burr
The intricate complexity of the human genetic code reveals the intentional design of a Creator rather than random evolutionary processes. DNA functions as a highly advanced biological language with built-in repair mechanisms that correct replication errors. Scientific observations of genetic decay align perfectly with biblical accounts of human physical decline since creation.
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The Secret of Joyful Christianity | Pr. Pavel Goia
A lifestyle of constant thanksgiving transforms the spiritual walk and builds resilience for the final crisis. Focusing on personal problems often leads to discouragement and a weakened faith. Believers develop a deep trust in the Creator by reflecting on His daily blessings and unfailing character. A habit of genuine praise aligns the human heart with…
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How Adventists Helped Abolish Slavery and Reform America
by Reiner Kremer The relationship between apocalypticism and abolitionism in early Seventh-day Adventist Church history is one of the most fascinating and underappreciated aspects of nineteenth-century American Christianity. While the Seventh-day Adventist Church officially organized in 1863, its roots lie in the Millerite movement following the Great Disappointment of October 22, 1844. From that point…
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Liberty to Serve | Dr. Conrad Vine
Religious liberty is a divine gift rooted in free will. History reveals the profound dangers of uniting church and state. True spiritual freedom involves serving others in love and standing firm in faith during times of testing. Believers are invited to uphold the rights of the marginalized and faithfully practice their biblical convictions before the…
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The Cross and the State of the Dead (Part 2) | AskGod365
The cross transforms the tragedy of death into a temporary and peaceful sleep. Scripture describes mortality as an unconscious rest rather than an immediate entry into the afterlife. Christ defeated the ultimate enemy of sin to secure a future awakening for all believers. The resurrection proves that the Creator entered human suffering to offer the…