Questions in this episode: – These two verse on blindness seem to contradict each other. Can you explain the difference between 2 Corinthians 4:4 and John 9:39-41? – Why do Christians try to make the creation story fit into the scientific framework of today? – Does any child or person who does not reach the …
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: – Should we fast and pray for unsaved family members? What is appropriate to fast and pray for? – If God needs nothing why did He create us? – Why would God want to create something to enjoy and praise Him if He’s self sufficient? – How am I supposed …
Questions in this episode: – Where in the writings of Josephus do you find mention of Jesus Christ? – Is Cyrus from Isaiah 45 the son/grandson of Queen Esther? – In Jack Hyles’ book The Enemies of Soul-Winning, he claims you can accept Christ as your savior but not your Lord, is this true? …
While many of us affirm the truth that God made the world and that it displays his handiwork, and while some of us go so far as to say that it is God’s strategic source of “general revelation” to mankind, it is unfortunate that most of us take so little time to utilize God’s creation as a catalyst for
Repentance requires a discernment of and submission to God’s incomparable power.
Like Nebuchadnezzar strutting on the walls of Babylon (Dan.4), or Herod taking his bows in his royal robes (Ac.12), or the nine lepers thoughtlessly strolling on their merry way (Lk.17), when moderns carelessly deny God the credit for…
We must be mindful of God’s unfathomable power and greatness as we consider his creation and seek his gracious gifts in prayer.
We should always be on the lookout for the reflections of God’s glory in all things, acknowledging and crediting him for all his kindness to us in granting us life in his image.
How should Christians respond to people who claim evolution is a proven scientific fact.
It is reasonable and required that we Christians have a faith that is ambitious enough to boldly affirm the biblical record of God’s personal and instantaneous creation of the universe.
Christians should always consider creation in light of its Creator – Jesus, the Maker, Sustainer and Point of it all!
