Obeying the Gospel: How (and Why) to Become a Christian Gary Henry

The hope of the gospel is that in eternity we will be with God. Having lived all our lives in this broken world, frustrated by our inability to have direct, face-to-face access to our Father, imagine what it will be like to actually be with Him! For more information, visit AreYouaChristian.com

Our "personhood" can't be explained from below itself -- its origin can only be from above itself. The non-personal could not have produced the personal, no matter how many trillions of years it had to work with. Our Creator must be a personal Being. For more information, visit AreYouaChristian.com

The Scriptures are no ordinary documents. To disregard the authority with which God speaks to us in the Scriptures is to do a very foolish thing. In all the great issues of life, it is the standard of the Scriptures to which we should appeal. For more information, visit AreYouaChristian.com

In the Parable of the Sower, Jesus used the analogy of four kinds of soil to teach that hearers have different hearts -- just as the seed sown by a farmer doesn't always fall on productive soil, the gospel doesn't always fall into receptive hearts. For more information, visit AreYouaChristian.com

Who's to say what is "impossible"? It's a strange world, is it not? Let us, then, be open-minded enough to admit the possibility that the resurrection COULD have happened -- and then have the courage to assess the historical evidence fairly. For more information, visit AreYouaChristian.com

In addition to being our High Priest and King, Christ is our Judge (John 5:26,27). For those who have accepted the gospel faithfully, the coming judgment holds no fear, only love. But one way or the other, judgment is coming. Of that we may be sure. For more information, visit AreYouaChristian.com