Q&A Corner

In the Q&A Corner we seek to answer your questions about Christian belief and living.

Within our responses we are not looking to defend our faith or give you definitive answers. Instead, our desire is to explore questions of faith with you and to learn from you and the questions you are asking.  Most of all, we hope you find our responses full of love.

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If the "Father" is God and Jesus is the "Son," then who is the Spirit? This is a well phrased question! It demonstrates how hard it can be to put God into words. The Bible often uses family relationship language to explain who God is: the Father is God, Jesus (the Son) is God (the family la... Read more...

What is the point of different Christian denominations? Let me introduce you to the family. On your left is the dad - he likes 80's rock and motorbikes. Next up the mum, who likes soap operas and Italian food. Little sister likes playing with friends on her trampoline, while ... Read more...

If God made the world then who made God? According to a theory circulating on the internet, Chuck Norris created God. Somehow, we just don't think that the undefeated Karate world champion and movie legend has this kind of power. The most common answer people r... Read more...

Isn't it bigoted and narrow-minded to say Jesus is the only way to God? As Christians we find Jesus compelling. His life, death and resurrection convince us he was God in the flesh and that we want to follow him and his way of living at all costs. Through following Jesus, we have come into a... Read more...

Is God self-centred because he demands us to worship him? If you are human then you worship something. You buy someone a present for someone it's because you think they're worth it. You devote your time to playing sport or you spend money on buying CDs or magazines because you ... Read more...

How can Christians believe in one God, when they talk about 3 gods, Father, Son and Holy Spirit? Christians coined the term trinity as they sought to explain their experiences of God (and this very question) to others. This word trinity seeks to explain how God has revealed himself as Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Th... Read more...

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