How do I know if am in the will of God?
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How do I know if am in the will of God?

To know the will of God for us is to know the mind of God at any given time, and this helps us choose the right paths in life. Most people today spend more than half of their lives or all their entire life ignorant of the will of God for them. Maybe they've heard about it but couldn't make anything out of it, or perhaps they were not given all the information that was needed to help them make a decision about God's will for them.
Is the rapture of the saints a false doctrine?
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Is the rapture of the saints a false doctrine?

The rapture, in Christian eschatology is an event that will pave way for other end time events. Christian eschatology looks to study and discuss matters concerned with the final events of history such as death and the afterlife, Heaven and Hell, the second coming of Jesus, the resurrection of the dead, the rapture, the tribulation, millennialism, the end of the world, the Last Judgment, the New Heaven and New Earth
What is water baptism and who can be baptized?
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What is water baptism and who can be baptized?

Water baptism is one of the many teachings of Christ among others which every child of God should observe. The things that Christ taught his followers and in turn his church today are very important and sacred that none can be overlooked because these are what mark believers as true children in God's kingdom and also proves their  identification with him. From the text above, Christ mentioned that water baptism should be taught to all nation
Should Christians practice adoption?
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Should Christians practice adoption?

Every young adult looks up to becoming a parent someday and to have an opportunity to train their children. The Bible says that "children are the heritage of the Lord, and the fruit of the womb is his reward" But what if this Bible verse seems not to be forthcoming in the life of some married couples, would that become an error or a contradiction? That is what this post, Should Christians practice adoption seek to address