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Why are imaginary stories told by religious heads and guides? Why are these imaginary stories not generally challenged by the listeners?

When Jesus was discussing the new birth in John 3 he said, "unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God." (John 3:5 NKJV) A great many deny that the water of this passage is a reference to baptism. How have men perceived this historically?

Ghost hunting shows have become common on TV today but they almost always involve an attempt to contact the dead and often involve mediums. What does the Bible have to say about such activities?

Titled question is religious one. Few people believe that our faith works in our life. A strong faith can change circumstances of a man’s life. But unfortunately most people believe that God is in church or in a mosque only and no way, God can work in our life.

Are We Ready?

The ninth day of the Hebrew month of Av has come to be known as Tisha B’Av. It begins at sunset on the eighth of Av and ends at sunset on the ninth. It has come to be known as the saddest day in the Hebrew calendar. Throughout Jewish history, the ninth of Av has been recognized as a day of tragedy. Many dreadful events occurred or began on this day in history.

Is it more difficult to grow up without parents than with loving parents who do all they can to make life good for you?

Seven Promises - From the beginning love keeps greatest place in the heart of human beings.

If you think you know it all, that you have one of those types of egos that allow you to feel that you are great and wonderful irrespective of your true accomplishments...

The word life in this context does not just mean the creation of our spirits within, although Jesus is clear that He is the only way to God.