Articles Tagged 'Question' (Page 2)

For over 30 years, Heartlight has shared articles to help people live for Jesus in everyday life. While we are no longer publishing new articles, this enduring collection features relevant pieces throughout the year to encourage faith, offer biblical perspective, and speak to real-world joys and struggles.

When We Stop Asking Questions?

Rubel Shelly reminds us that questions keep our minds alive and the spirit of a child awakened in each of us.

How many have you asked yourself today?

Who Is this Man?

Phil Ware begins a series on Jesus called "Outside the Box" and challenges us to follow Jesus and ask the question, "Who is this man?" because it is the most important question in the world.

If we follow Jesus outside the box, what will we find?

What Does This Mean?

We need to think about the meaning behind the things we do.

It's time to ask some questions

Better to Not Assume

Rubel Shelly reminds us to not assume and to be willing to ask questions and listen so we truly understand what is being said.

When we assume, well, let's just say things don't end so well.

The Dirt, the Hole, the Tree, and the Question

Phil Ware shares another message in his Light on the Dark Side of the Mountain series, focusing on Abraham, Jesus, the dirt, the hole, the tree, and the question.

Do I really believe this stuff?

Mental Block?

Ron Rose challenges us to get out of our box of thinking in the same old ways and begin the conversation with others about God.

Do you have a mental block or are you just locked in a box?

The Question That Matters Most

Russ Lawson reminds us that the questions we ask need to be the important ones, not the kind that spark endless arguments and speculation.

What kind of questions have you been asking lately?

Down the Road

Phil Ware writes a letter to his dad on Father's Day about missing him and about the questions he has.

Will we ever know the answers to the questions that trouble us?

What Do You Think?

While spiritual leaders have wisdom and knowledge, they are not always right and we should seek to answer many of our own questions ourselves using the Bible as our guide.

Sometimes, don't you think you ought to find the answer for yourself?