Is dancing acceptable in today's modern church services?
The question of whether dancing belongs in a church service really comes down to two things: the motivation of the heart and the purpose of the gathering. Scripture gives us examples from both the Old and New Testaments, and they paint slightly different pictures. In the Old Testament, dancing was a well?known and expressive form [...]
Does God ask us today to stand with Israel?
When Christians talk about having a certain posture toward Israel, it isn’t about politics or nationalism — it’s about recognizing how God has woven Israel into His plan from the very beginning. The starting point is the covenant God made with Abraham, where He promised, “I will bless those who bless you, and the one [...]
Could people with different religions go to heaven?
The question of whether people with different religions can go to heaven is answered by distinguishing between God’s universal plan for salvation and the specific, limited call to a heavenly reward.The call to heaven is not a universal offer made to all of humanity at this time; rather, it is a limited call and is [...]
What does Isaiah 6:9 mean? ("…Keep on listening, but do not perceive; keep on looking, but do not understand.")
The context of Isaiah 6:9 is within Isaiah’s profound commissioning vision, where the prophet is shown God’s overwhelming holiness and future glory as a way to strengthen him for a difficult message. Israel and Judah had repeatedly rejected God’s appeals, drifting again and again into idolatry despite warnings, chastisements and gracious invitations to repent. The vision [...]
Please explain Ezekiel 10th chapter
In the opening chapter of Ezekiel, God is seen seated on a throne above the sky and supported by four angels, described as living creatures. Each angel had four faces and four wheels. Each went forward, always acting according to God's direction (See Ezekiel 1:19, 20 and Psalm 103:20). Having four faces suggests that wherever [...]
Why did an angel put a hot coal on Isaiah's mouth? (Isaiah 6:6)
The hot coal which touched Isaiah’s mouth was a symbolic gesture illustrating his renewed relationship with God. It prepared him to fulfill his God-directed mission.Isaiah 6:6: “Then one of the seraphim flew to me, with a burning coal in his hand which he had taken from the altar with tongs. And he touched my mouth [...]