Questions and answers
Deep biblical answers to the questions people ask—about faith, life, forgiveness, fear, and salvation. With quotations from Holy Scripture and Ellen White.
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How to add ChatGPT to the home screen of a phone or computer?
Modern technologies have become part of everyday life. We use phones and computers for communication, work, study, and even spiritual growth. Many people ask how to quickly open the service they need—for example, how to place a chat on the desktop so that it opens with one click. This is a simple technical question, but it also reminds us of an important principle: technology can serve us […]
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How can I ask a question by voice message in the app or chat?
Today many people seek answers to spiritual and practical questions through the internet and various apps. Sometimes it is more convenient not to type text, but simply to speak your question aloud. This is natural: God created human beings as creatures who communicate with words. In the Bible we see that both people and prophets often addressed God with their voices. Therefore, the very idea of asking questions […]
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What Bible texts are important to know by heart for the time of persecution?
The psalmist wrote: “Your word I have hidden in my heart, that I might not sin against You.” When Scripture lives in the heart, no outward persecution can take it away. Here are the most important texts to carry in your memory and heart.
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Why is Jesus called the “ruler of the kings of the earth” in Revelation 1:5, and not the “King of kings”?
At first glance, this may seem like a lesser title. But in the biblical context, “ruler of the kings of the earth” is a profound prophetic statement: Christ already stands above all earthly powers. And “King of kings” is His direct and open manifestation at His coming.
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Why does Revelation 1:5 speak about the blood of Christ, and not simply about His death?
John could have written, “Who died for us” — but he wrote, “Who washed us in His own blood.” The choice of the word “blood” is not accidental. Behind it stands the entire Old Testament system of sacrifices and the sanctuary, which revealed the deepest meaning of Christ’s atoning death.
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Where does the Bible say that Elijah was a man like us?
James says this plainly and deliberately. Elijah—the prophet who stopped the rain and was taken up into heaven—was an ordinary man with the same feelings as we have. This does not diminish his miracles—on the contrary, it explains them: God works through ordinary people with faith.
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What does the Bible say about pride and humility?
Pride and humility are two opposite conditions of the heart that the Bible places in constant contrast. One is the beginning of downfall and separation from God. The other is the path to His grace. This contrast runs through the entire Bible from Lucifer to the cross of Christ.
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What is the role of the Bible in spiritual life? A look from the Sabbath School lesson
The Bible is not just an ancient religious text. It is the living Word of God that speaks to every generation. The Sabbath School lesson reminds us that Scripture is the most reliable guide in a world where countless opinions and systems of values exist.
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How does the Bible explain pride, and how can it be overcome?
Pride is one of the most subtle and destructive problems of the human heart. It can hide behind achievements, comparison, and even zeal. But the Bible also shows the way to overcome it—not through suppression, but through an encounter with the One before whom pride itself retreats.
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What does the Bible say about pride, and how can you recognize it in yourself?
Pride is one of the most hidden sins. It hides even under religious zeal and confidence in one’s own righteousness. The parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector shows that God looks not at achievements, but at the condition of the heart.
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What does the Bible say about pride, and how can we learn humility?
Pride rarely shows itself openly—it hides behind religiosity, success, and knowledge. The Bible reveals its roots and gives a clear path to humility through the example of the Pharisee and the tax collector.
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What is the purpose of Sabbath School lessons, and how should they be studied properly?
Sabbath School is not just a religious custom. It is a structured setting for a shared immersion in God’s Word, where the church grows together in faith, asks questions, and seeks the living application of Scripture for today.
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