Job didn't sit in the squalor of apathy and indifference. He became an active participant, and he proactively chose to steer a path that led away from evil.
Having conversations with God and knowing God will require an intimate reading of the Scriptures. How should we do it?
Non-Christians usually confuse evangelicals’ personal relationship with God as imagination instead of trust in someone real and knowable.
I’m worried that within evangelical Christianity we are not very clear on what we mean when we suggest to people that they need to have a “personal relationship with God.” Do we have a personal relationship with Him? Do we speak with Him? Does He speak with us? If so, in what way? How do we know...