Faith Questions answered with Scripture
26 of the questions Christians (and seekers) ask most often. Each answer is grounded in the Bible and written to be honest where Scripture is honest.
- All Saints Day vs All Souls DayNovember 1 and 2, and what each one means.
- Can You Lose Your Salvation?The security of salvation in Christ.
- Does God Still Heal Today?Healing, miracles and prayer for the sick.
- How Do I Find God's Will?Learning to discern God's plan.
- How Many Books Are in the Bible?66, 73 and why Bibles differ.
- How to Be SavedThe path to eternal life through Jesus.
- How to Forgive Someone Who Hurt YouWhat forgiveness is, and where to begin.
- How to Hear God's VoiceThe ways the Bible says God speaks.
- How to Overcome TemptationVictory over sin through Christ.
- Is Christianity True?The evidence, and honest answers.
- Is Cremation a Sin?Burial, cremation, and the resurrection.
- Is Halloween a Sin?What the Bible says, and how Christians differ.
- Is Jesus God?The deity of Christ in Scripture.
- Is the Bible Reliable?The evidence for the trustworthiness of Scripture.
- Is Tithing Required?Christian giving and stewardship.
- What Does Born Again Mean?Spiritual rebirth in Christ.
- What Does the Bible Say About Abortion?The sanctity of life, hard questions, and grace.
- What Does the Bible Say About AI?A careful Christian answer.
- What Does the Bible Say About Divorce?Scripture, grace, and hard questions.
- What Does the Bible Say About Homosexuality?Scripture, the historic view, and love.
- What Does the Bible Say About Tattoos?A balanced, biblical look at tattoos.
- What Happens When We Die?What the Bible teaches about death and eternity.
- What Is Sin?The nature and consequences of sin.
- What Is the Unforgivable Sin?Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, explained.
- Why Does God Allow Suffering?Hope in difficult times.
- Why Pray if God Knows Everything?The purpose of prayer.
About this collection
Faith does not require pretending you have no questions. The Bible itself is full of questioners: Job, Habakkuk, Mary, Thomas. The right move is not to suppress your doubts but to ask them carefully, in good company, with the Bible open.
The answers below are starting points, not last words. Where Scripture is clear, we say so. Where the Christian tradition has held different views, we name them. Where we cannot fully know, we admit it. That is what honesty in theology looks like.
Frequently asked
How are these answers different from a Google search?
Most search results give you a hot take, an algorithm-driven snippet, or content optimized for clicks. Our answers are written to be faithful to the Bible, not to chase clicks. Every answer cites Scripture and considers historic Christian teaching.
What if I disagree with an answer?
Genuine theological disagreement is part of the Christian tradition. We aim to be faithful to Scripture and historic doctrine, but we know not every reader will land where we do. Email support@faithero.com; we would love to hear from you.
Are these answers exhaustive?
No, and they shouldn't be. Our goal is to give you a faithful starting point. For deeper study we link to related lessons, recommend the relevant Bible passages, and encourage you to talk with a trusted pastor or mature believer in your life.
How do I find the answer to a question that isn't listed?
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