Questions in this episode: – Are the Apostles Levi and James brothers according to Mark 2:14 and Acts 1:13? – What is the difference in the creation account where God creates light on one day and then later says he created stars, sun, moon, etc? – Could you explain the Spiritual Gifts and which ones …
Questions in this episode: – Why do we have confessionals and priests? – Can women teach in weekday congregational gatherings of both men and women? – What are the different kinds of Psalms like: Maskil, Gittith, Miktam, etc? – How do I deal with believing family members who I am at odds with regarding family …
Questions in this episode: – In his earthly ministry, was Jesus capable of sin? – Do we have to have the blessing of our parents to get married? – What should we do as a Christian couple who have fallen into sexual temptation before marriage? – What do you think about the 2025 changes to …
When there are misunderstandings, hurt, and conflict we must seek to repair the problems without ever compromising our integrity before God.
Questions in this episode: – What do you have to say about Trump saying that if we do not vote for him that in 2 years Israel will not be around anymore? – What is your advice on being gracious towards family when they are choosing things that intentionally invite conflict? – How do you …
It is almost impossible to get through a week without hearing one Christian disparage another. Unless we are personally invested in the conflict, we usually stand by feeling uncomfortable, while passively allowing our friend to “vent.” But the Bible tells us…
Our decisions about the best use of our Christian stewardship will at times conflict with other Christians; when they do we shouldn’t fret, but instead seek constructive solutions.
There are some debates worth having, especially those about the gospel and the central truths of Christianity.
Knowing Christians will have sincere and ardent disagreements, we should be ready when needed to employ reasoned and scriptural explanations in pursuit of Christian peace and unity.
We must willingly embrace the new and difficult challenges that will necessarily accompany our new life in Christ.
We must fear the Lord as our omnipotent Provider who will graciously meet all our needs to accomplish all he requires.
Getting our fallen physical and moral impulses to yield to our spiritual desires is never easy, but it is something that God’s Spirit has promised to enable us to do with increasing success as we pray for it and fight for it.
Fear, worry, and anxiety for the Christian is sinful and illogical because we have an omnipotent Father who is willing and able to strongly support us when we put our confidence in him.
We ought to expect a turbulent and hostile experience as we seek to stand with Christ and advance his cause in this world, remaining resolute, unafraid, and confident in God’s promise of ultimate deliverance.
We must gladly stand firm against any opposition that may come because we confidently believe what God has said.
We must never neglect our responsibility to live peacefully & harmoniously with our siblings in Christ!