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Part 5 of The God Questions. So what does happen to me when I die? Aren't we all going to heaven?

Part 4 of The God Questions. If God is real and in control, we does He allow humanity to suffer so much?

Part 3 of The God Questions. Isn't Christianity just one faith among the many. Don't they really all say the same thing. Don't they all lead to heaven?

Part 2 of The God Questions. If we say that the Bible reveals the existence of God, how do we know that the Bible is true?

Part 1 of The God Questions. The first question that we tend to struggle with concerns the existence of God.

In a world marked by uncertainty and fear, promise was given of a child. The question remains as whether or not we believe from Isaiah 7:1-16.

Covering our sin is is futile because there will come a time will everything will be exposed from Romans 2:1-16.

Our past action will limit our present service from 1 Chronicles 17:1-4; 22:1-16.

Sin will wreck havoc in your life even when no one else knows but you from Psalm 32.

Sin is not a personal matter. It affects the people of God as a whole from Joshua 7:1-26.

We must recognize that our sin hinders us from doing the will of God from Exodus 4:24-26.

The tendency to cover up our sin has its origins in a garden long ago from Genesis 3:1-19.

With confession comes a request for God to give us another chance from Psalm 51:10-19.

Confession is not just saying that you have sinned, rather it is coming clean with God about the sin in your life from Psalm 51:1-9.

God does not allow us to just cover up our sin. He takes the initiative to confront us from 2 Samuel 12:1-15.

We have a choice to make when it comes to dealing with our sin. Our natural tendency is to try an cover it up from 2 Samuel 11:6-27.

One does not wake up to sin. It is a result of a downward progression from 2 Samuel 11:1-5.

It is easy to be angry at God when we feel that He has done us wrong from Jonah 4:1-11.

We have to decide what to do because the fact remains that God's judgment is coming from Jonah 3:1-10.

We have a choice of how we will response to the disciplining hand of God from Jonah 2:1-10.