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: – My spouse is struggling with the church we are going to and I’m wondering how I navigate this? – Is there anything biblically wrong with a female music director? – Did King Saul go to heaven even though the Holy Spirit left him? – Did God set up David regarding …
Questions in this episode: – Jashobeam killed a different number of men in 2 Sam. 23 & 1 Chron. 11 can you explain this? – My Christian family is fragmented on earth. What will it look like in heaven? – Why does the church not spend enough time on caring for widows and orphans? – …
Questions in this episode: – 2 Samuel 23 and 1 Chronicles 11 talk about the mighty men, but it seems to be different. Can you explain this? – Do you believe there are 1260 days between the 6th and 7th trumpet? – Does Jesus calling his people the new temple negate a literal coming temple …
Questions in this episode: – How do you find a new church? – Can you remarry after a divorce and, if so, what are the biblical parameters? – Were Adam and Eve the only people in Eden, I’ve heard there were more? – If all believers will one day worship together why do we assume …
Questions in this episode: – Is the Lake of Fire literal fire and punishment and can that fire hurt a spirit being like a demon? – Is the Sozo organization a legitimate Christian organization? – How do I find a good church home? – Is predestination and free will reconciled by God’s foreknowledge as he …
Questions in this episode: – Are aborted babies predestined to be aborted? – In Matthew 18 where Jesus is talking about forgiveness, are you supposed to forgive even if the other party isn’t repentant? – I’m struggling to find a good church in our rural town, how do I make the best decision on which …
Questions in this episode: – Concerning original sin where do children and babies go when they die? – How do we talk to Mormons about the verses that talk about gods? – How do I move forward from a major injustice by my son? How do I forgive and forget? – What’s the difference between …
Questions in this episode: – What is the difference between spirit and soul? – If I don’t have a church, but give to a Christian organization, is that okay? – How should married couples approach prayer? – Can you explain the difference between a moralist and a Christian? – What was the benefit or result …
Questions in this episode: – What is the context of Deuteronomy 22:5 and is this why in some churches women are not allowed to wear pants? – What kinds of things are considered stumbling blocks? – Could you share your testimony – Who is Baal in the Old Testament? – Do you have any thoughts …
Questions in this episode: – What does the Bible say about Creation? – What are we to make of Paul and his struggle with sin in Romans 7? – Do infants go to Heaven when they die? – What about the different levels of Heaven mentioned in the Bible? – Can you please explain Rewards …
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 …
Questions in this episode: – Are there two different books of life, physical and spiritual? – What is Aramaic, is it Arabic? – After having my friend who is Hindu come to my church, should I go to hers? – What do the “cold & hot” water references mean in Rev. 3:15-16? – What …
Questions in this episode: – How did Satan convince 1/3 of angels to leave God to follow him? – Should I leave my Church if it’s small and not growing and I don’t feel growth in my Christian life when listening to the pastor? – Will believers ever see their pets again in heaven? …
Questions in this episode: – How do I know if the church I am attending is the right church to go to? – How should Christians react when they lose someone? – Is horse racing wrong? What does the Bible say about gambling? – Is taking the Lord’s Supper for physical healing? Text LIVE …
The Bible is very clear about God’s expectation regarding “church attendance” – to use our modern terminology. Christ commissioned the establishment of churches, the Holy Spirit inscribed instructions about how they operate, and God requires that our…
Active, strategic, and frequent encouragement among Christians is biblically essential and should be the priority for all of us.
Pastor Mike answers the question: What is the Universal Church?
We need wisdom to discern the larger movements of society that rise up with hostility against the gospel and the values of God, knowing the Holy Spirit is graciously at work to defend us.
There are profound and desperately needed Christian benefits that come from being highly committed, selfless participants in your church family.
We should joyfully and wholeheartedly engage with the Christians in our church as God’s sacred instrument to safeguard and strengthen our loyalty to Christ in our deteriorating culture.
God has confidently planned for the success of his church, our job is to trust him and be resolved, always planning to advance his truth, come what may.
We must see the importance of being a highly-committed and fully-invested participant of a healthy (albeit imperfect) church knowing it is an indispensable part of the Christian life.
We must be ready to endure the disapproval and hostility of many to fulfill our purpose in restraining evil around us and winning some for Christ.
We must fear the Lord as our omnipotent Provider who will graciously meet all our needs to accomplish all he requires.
Like the early church and the Apostles, today’s Christians ought to sincerely love and highly esteem their church leaders who are gifted, called, trained, and qualified to lead them and their churches into greater fruitfulness.
When, in Psalm 73, the psalmist finds himself frustrated by his daily struggles and aggravated by the inequities of life, it is amazing how quickly and simply his angst is resolved. This is especially true when…
Even with all its current imperfections, Christ’s Church is a unique institution which provides God’s people with unrivaled fellowship, support, protection, joy, and love.
We have the great privilege of being the agents of God’s powerful saving gospel which convicts hearts, transforms minds, and integrates people into the life of the Church.
The Church should always and forever be about Christ – devoted to his teachings, confident in his sovereignty, hoping to share in his resurrection, and striving to be obedient to his commands.