Q: I don't necessarily disagree with what preachers say about Jesus and
everything, but I honestly don't feel any need for God. A: The first
thing I'd say is that I feel sorry for you -- because without God you'll
miss life's greatest joy.
Q: I'd like to be a Christian, but I don't think I'm good enough. A:
Yes, you are missing something; you're missing the great truth that God
loves us and accepts us just as we are!
Q: All my cousin ever thinks about is the latest fashions, and how
she'll look if she gets some new jewelry or has her hair done
differently, and things like that.
Q: I know some of the things I do are wrong, and yet I just keep doing
them. A: Let me ask you a question: Why doesn't God want us to do
certain things -- those things He's labeled sinful or wrong?
Q: How can we love people who aren't even very likeable? A: You're right
when you say that Jesus told us to love others -- including those who
aren't particularly likeable. Why did Jesus command us to love others?
How do we know this?
Q: The Sunday after Easter, our pastor preached about Thomas, who had a
real problem with doubt. A: Thomas was one of Jesus' closest disciples;
he had heard Jesus teach and seen Him perform many great miracles.
