Christian Church Posts 100th Bible Q&A

PRLog (Press Release) - Feb. 24, 2012 - As part of its mission to proclaim the good news of the Kingdom of God, the Church of God, a Worldwide Association, has now posted 100 Bible Questions & Answers to the cogwa.org website, and more Q&As are being prepared.

Bible Questions & Answers (online at http://cogwa.org/guidance/bible-questions-answers) is the new name for this material (previously titled Frequently Asked Questions). As part of the transition, the section was redesigned with graphics featuring six popular Q&As. These are followed by 13 categories of Bible Questions & Answers:

•   Bible
•   Biblical Food Laws
•   Christian Living
•   God and the Spirit World
•   Holidays and Holy Days
•   Marriage and Sex
•   Often Misunderstood Scriptures
•   Personal Appearance
•   Prophecy
•   Sin and God’s Law
•   The Process of Conversion
•   The Sabbath
•   What Happens After Death?

The most recent additions to the Bible Q&As were added under the “Sin and God’s Law” category. These include:

•   What Did Paul Mean by “the Curse of the Law”?
•   How Was the Law Changed in Acts 15?
•   What Was “Nailed” to the Cross in Colossians 2:14?
•   Did Paul Warn Christians Against Keeping God’s Law in Colossians 2:16-17?
•   What Is the Teaching of Galatians on Law and Grace?
•   What Did Paul Teach About Law and Grace?
•   Does Romans 14 Prove There Is No Sabbath?

A series of questions and answers on God’s promises to Abraham is now in the review process. When this collection is completed, it will be posted under a new category titled “Prophecies of Nations.”

The Bible Questions & Answers are coordinated by David Treybig, a longtime pastor and writer for the Church of God. A team of ministers and other writers contributed to this project.

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The Church of God, a Worldwide Association (http://cogwa.org), is a vibrant and mission-driven community of Christians seeking to follow the example of the New Testament Church. Its mission is to preach the gospel of the Kingdom of God and make disciples.