Our chief aim in coming out is to help the great majority of our Filipino brethren answer oft-asked Bible questions. It is our experience in our many travels around the Philippines that many in our community cannot sufficiently answer some theological or biblical questions. Many questions and answers in this podcast will sound repetitious to preachers and serious Bible teachers, but for many, these will be helpful. We shall also tell you about the work being done by evangelist and congregational leaders. Some reminders on church work will occasionally be included.Please send us any news about your activities in your congregation. They will inspire other churches to do additional things when they feel your programs apply in their respective localities.We shall also feature the history of local congregations. So think of reconstructing the chronicles of the Lord’s work in your area.If you have questions you would like to be discussed, please write to us at editor.wordministry@gmail.com
“Religion does not matter, relation does,” is often heard from some people giving the idea that religion is not needed in our spiritual journey. Is this saying correct?
“What matters is relation, not religion” is an oft-repeated saying among many religious groups and fellowships. Is this claim correct?
Is it true that the term “everlasting” means without end, eternal, forever, perpetual? Is it true that when a disciple has lived the spiritual life, that spiritual life is everlasting and will never cease, never withdrawn from him?
Some argue the phrase “you have eternal life” means that once this eternal life starts in a disciple upon conversion, it never stops, but it continues on and unto eternity because “eternal” means without end, continuous, perpetual. Is the argument correct?
Is one’s possession of bones and remains of the apostles and first-century Church leaders a valid basis for claiming a direct line of succession from the apostles and the basis of truth and salvation?