Christianity Q&A

Dr. Roger tackles some of his most frequently asked questions regarding homosexuality.

I’m really struggling with my church. So many people seem to be hypocritical—they just don’t live out what they say on Sunday during the rest of the week. What should I do?

I’m worried that life as we knew it is gone forever. I no longer read the news, because it seems that the same scary things are being repeated over and over. Everything seems to be in crisis. What are some practical ways to handle my stress?

The Bible teaches that the Book of Life is the register of everyone who is going to heaven. Very simply, if your name is not in the Book of Life then you’re not going to heaven.

If you've been praying for any length of time, then you have probably experienced prayers that didn't turn out the way you asked. While it's important to remember that God is not a genie granting our every request, the faithful Christian may wonder if some prayers are left on hold, or does God answer every one (just not in the way we expect)?

Dear Roger, My husband and I would like to be cremated after our deaths. Is there scripture regarding our decision?

Goats are stubborn. They like to do their own thing with no shepherd or farmer guiding them. All the goats my family had wore collars with bells on them, so we knew where they were. They liked being free to do their own thing. Herding them was close to impossible. So are these characteristics similar to Satan?

Why was Job’s wife left alive when so much else was taken from him? This article explores several possible answers, then shows why her role in the story matters so deeply. It is a rich reflection on suffering, despair, and the temptation to believe faithfulness is pointless when pain feels unbearable.

While we may not always understand God’s ways, we can trust His heart, and His promise to use everything we encounter for our good and His glory (Romans 8:28-30).

While church weddings are declining, they connect couples to sacredness, tradition, and community.

According to the Bible, every nation has one or more demons assigned to wreak havoc on the people in that nation.

Here are seven things to know about what the Antichrist will look like.

Many skeptics—and even some Christians—point to a long list of Bible passages that refer to the earth as having “four corners,” passages that refer to the earth being stationary, passages that refer to the sun moving, etc. to suggest that the Earth is flat. But is this really what the Bible implies?

Dear Roger, I grew up at Casas Church. I remember how you occasionally closed each service by asking the congregation to bow their heads and close their eyes. Then, you guided us through a meditation on a particular biblical passage or story. I use meditation as part of my quiet times. These meditations often take me into a Bible passage where I see and learn things that I have never noticed before. I often hear God speaking to me very clearly during those times.

Could Judas Iscariot have changed his own destiny by choosing to ask for God's forgiveness like Peter did, instead of committing suicide? Or was he predestined to betray Jesus?