MY ANSWER

Do you think it's possible to be a Christian and also hold public office?
Billy Graham writes, "Over the years I have known a number of men and women who were devout Christians and who also held public office ..."

MY ANSWER

Why do men seem to have a harder time being serious about God than women?
Billy Graham writes, "Some men believe it is a sign of weakness to admit they need God, and they don't like to do this."

MY ANSWER

Every week, our pastor prays for the president, as well as for a better world. But I honestly wonder what good it does.
Billy Graham writes, "Yes, we live in a world that is filled with danger and evil—but if God's people neglected to pray, our world would be a much worse place."

MY ANSWER

I get very upset at the way some people in our church talk about our pastor. What can I do?
Billy Graham writes, "The most important thing you can do for your pastor is to pray for him—and encourage others to pray also."

MY ANSWER

My junior high students at church aren't interested in God. Am I wasting my time?
Billy Graham writes, "Pray regularly for those who are in your class, that God will give them a hunger for Christ. Pray also for yourself, that God will help you become an interesting and capable teacher."

MY ANSWER

Our church is getting ready to elect officers in a few months. What kind of people should we look for?
Billy Graham writes, "Study the Bible to see what it says about the responsibilities of church leadership, and what kind of people God wants to be officers in the Church."

MY ANSWER

I gave my life to Jesus, and I know I ought to be more humble. But how can I achieve this?
Billy Graham writes, "The first step is to realize just how dangerous and sinful pride is. Not only does it cut us off from other people (because no one likes an arrogant, proud person) but it also cuts us off from God (because we think we don't need Him)."

MY ANSWER

I'm already sick of all the political commercials and speeches we keep hearing. I don't have much use for politicians, and anyway I don't intend to vote this year. Even if I did, my vote wouldn't make any difference.

MY ANSWER

I run a small business with about a dozen employees. I became a Christian about two years ago and I want to run my business according to Christian principles but I'm not sure exactly what that means. Any suggestions?
"Use honest scales and honest weights," the Old Testament law declared (Leviticus 19:36). In addition, treat your employees the same way you would want to be treated.

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