Questions in this episode: – Why do you suppose God allowed Solomon to have multiple wives and concubines and to build altars to other gods? – What do you think about Christians converting to Eastern Orthodoxy? – Why can we trust that the books that are in the Bible are the ones that should be …
Questions in this episode: – I was studying to be a Roman Catholic priest and I realized that during my studies it didn’t jibe with Scripture. – Could you explain what’s going on with Jesus healing the man born blind in John 9:39-41? – Should we have different types of being nice or should we …
Questions in this episode: – How do you respond to Catholics about how we are saved? – How much should we be inviting unbelievers to church? – When did the land begin to be called Palestine? – Who are the souls that were slain under the altar in Revelation 6:10? – Is the phrase, “asking …
Questions in this episode: – Is there a limit to how many times we can sin and ask God for forgiveness? – Who is truly in control of your soul and are you able to “sell your soul?” – As a Christian is there a limit to God’s grace in forgiveness for sin? – In …
Questions in this episode: – Is Ezekiel 47:1-10 about evangelism or something else? – How do I talk to people about the Church of Christ? – If David wasn’t sinful in his conquest why does the blood on his hands prevent him from building the temple? – Do you believe in appearances of Bible people …
Questions in this episode: – What does it mean in James 1:8 to be a double-minded person? – How do we reconcile with friends who have done us wrong? – When Jesus gave up his spirit on the cross, what is happening here? – Can you elaborate between the harsh God of the Old Testament …
Questions in this episode: – Can a saved person, in anger, say things that are not glorifying to God? – Can a Christian embrace homosexuality and abortion? – Can a person lose their salvation? Is once saved always saved biblical? – Will saved individuals go through the Tribulation? – Should Christians make the sign of …
Questions in this episode: – Are people today still being possessed by demons like we see in the Bible? – My transgender son insists that I call him by his new name and gender, how should I handle this as a Christian? – My wife left me and took everything. Is this abandonment and grounds …
Anger is admittedly a volatile and dangerous emotion. But it is important to note that it is not always a sinful emotion, and it certainly isn’t always expressed in sinful ways. God gives us adequate warning that…
Questions in this episode: – Is going to church only on Sunday and a few classes, social gathering throughout the year enough? – What passages should I read for anger, addiction and how to recommit my life? – Does the word “brother” mean cousin and did Jesus have a brother? – My husband doesn’t …
God is at work on us, using a variety of means to bring us into increasing holiness in the Christian life.
The increasing sin in our world will provoke anger in Christians, but we must be careful and restrained to never allow our emotions to propel sinful words or actions.
While most Christians are chasing a modern fantasy of an irenic and affable day-to-day Christian experience, may we recognize the truth that we cannot be godly without regularly feeling and periodically expressing righteous anger…
By God’s power our bold, courageous, and sometimes indignant resolve to do right must be thoughtfully governed by a humble, constructive, and Christlike propriety, regardless of the provocations from our sinful world.
Each member of the family should take responsibility and do his or her part in making the home a place that glorifies God, curtailing sin and multiplying the peaceful fruit of righteousness.
Christian parents (especially dads) must diligently discipline and nurture their children’s hearts if their family is to be pleasing to God.
Husbands must love their wives so much that they daily aspire to reflect the loving, sacrificial leadership that Christ provides for his church.
We must fight the battle of sinful anger by resolving to biblically manage our emotions, motives and mouth.
When we are wronged we must learn to seek resolution without retaliation – God has provided a fool-proof way!