Dr. Scott Shiffer has a Ph.D. in Christian Theology from the B.H. Carroll Theological Institute and has been teaching religion classes since 2006. He leads Faith and Culture Now, an organization to help believers think biblically about culture in America. Scott has given numerous presentations, including one at Oxford. He has spoken at church retreats, youth retreats, conferences, and has taught discipleship classes for many years. Scott is married and has four children. He has a heart for helping believers draw closer to God and for aiding them as they are faced with new challenges every day.
Universal peace has never existed at any point in history. And yet, we are struggling to understand and respond to the situation in Ukraine
Genuine believers have vastly different opinions about the end times. But is eschatology all that important to our day-to-day lives?
Without Christ, people can still seek justice. But it will be a prisoner to the whims of the society or culture in question
Jesus spoke very highly of John the Baptist (Matthew 11:11). Still, he was only human. So could he offer a baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sin?
Angels are real; so says the Bible. But some traditions teach that God has assigned each of us an angel for our protection. Is this true?
We know it’s wrong, but many of us simply can’t help using curse words — given the world we live in. Well, that doesn’t have to be the case
God instituted marriage — and the family. If so, why does He seem to be silent on men taking multiple wives?
The bereaved often grapple with questions about the afterlife — like whether we’ll recognise family and friends on the other shore
Actions have real-life consequences and, sometimes, it’s hard to let bygones be bygones. What is the Christian to do in such a situation?
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