Every question, in one place.

How can our brothers and sisters who are LGBTQ+ have a safe and secure identity in the church?

How understanding has the church been in meeting the needs of LGBTQ+ Christians?

If God's design is for traditional marriage, then why did He make me gay?

Does God actually care if I have sex before marriage with my boyfriend/girlfriend if our intention is to get married?

Not having sex forever sounds depressing. How is that good news?

While Jesus and Paul's singleness is often emphasized, it seems that among Christians marriage and children are idolized. How are we to reconcile this?

How do we find purpose and calling while working jobs that don't feel connected to God's purposes at all?

What if I truly feel satisfied, valued, and find meaning in my work? Will this feeling fade over time? Am I tricking myself?

How do I know for sure what God has called me to do with my life?

Is it wrong for a Christian to pursue success in a worldly sense, like building a career or a business?

How do I follow Jesus in a workplace that feels broken and toxic?

How can I continue being a light in the world when other people abuse your good character or reject it?

If God is all-powerful and all-loving, why does He allow evil, cancer, natural disasters, and suffering?

If God had the power to create a world without suffering, why didn't He just do that in the first place?

Why did God allow sin to enter the Garden?

If God wants our good and can do miracles, why do so many prayers for healing and peace go unanswered?

How can we trust God's sovereignty and goodness in the midst of suffering?

How can we connect with God, and even suffer well, in hard seasons?

I went through a horrible time. The more I prayed, the worse things got. I felt abandoned. What do I do now?

Why do Christians who know their identity is secure in Christ still struggle so much with anxiety?

How do I know if Christianity is the one true religion?

With so many versions of Christianity, how do I know which one is true?

What even is truth?

The Gospel accounts were written decades after Jesus' death. How can we trust the accuracy of these accounts?

Have the words of the Bible been misinterpreted or changed over time?

Isn't the resurrection story just another ancient myth?

What evidence do we have about the resurrection of Jesus?

Can science and Christianity coexist?

Is Christianity compatible with evolution?

Should we even be pursuing happiness or are we chasing the wrong goal entirely?

Why did God bother creating humanity in the first place, especially when He created us with the ability to sin?

My life seems fine overall, and Christians' lives don't look noticeably better. Why should I seek Jesus?

If God defines our identity, how should I approach all the other things — family, culture, trauma — that shape who we are?

What if so much of my life has changed that I don't even know who I am anymore?

Jesus says to deny ourselves. Then, is the goal of Christianity to strip away our identity?

Should I forgive someone who hasn't repented and isn't actually sorry?

How does my lack of forgiveness impact my relationship with God?

What does forgiveness look like when someone has caused serious harm?

Once we realize our true selves — warts and all — how do we avoid being stuck in shame?

Can someone be truly repentant if they continue living in the same sin despite asking God for forgiveness?

If I haven't been able to overcome a habitual sin, does it mean I am not a true disciple?

How do I deal with what seems like frequent hypocrisy in the church?

I am struggling to reconcile my own relationship with God with the Christian organization. Can you be faithful to God without prescribing to the Church itself?