Questions in this episode: – Could you explain the use of I AM in the New Testament versus the Old Testament? – How do I deal with a dysfunctional family that I can’t seem to rely on? – How did John the Baptist survive the decree by Herod to kill all the children. – Should …
Questions in this episode: – Can we speak to the saints in heaven to have them pray for us? – Are the Apostles Levi and James brothers according to Mark 2:14 and Acts 1:13? – What verse or verses do you go to for comfort during suffering? – Are there two different versions of the …
Questions in this episode: – Is there anything recorded in history about Nicodemus after the biblical account? – Should we celebrate the death and magic side of Halloween? – I have low motivation to read the Bible and pray, does that mean I’m not saved? – What are your thoughts on Charlie Kirk’s racists comments? …
Questions in this episode: – Does the Bible teach “once saved, always saved?” – What does it mean in the Old Testament to be “blotted out of the Book of Life?” – What does Jesus mean in Revelation 2:5 when he promises the church if they don’t repent, he will remove their lampstand? – Why …
Questions in this episode: – As head of the family, how do I bring up my kids in the Lord when I’m not home all day? – Will we have our own separate judgments in heaven? – How can I be sure of my salvation, I’m afraid that I’m not? – What happened to Elijah …
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: – 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: – 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: – How do we deal with family members who become aggressive to my gospel discussions with them? – Is it true that people only turn to God when something traumatic happens? – Is Messianic Judaism a true doctrine? – When Adam was naming all the animals, how could he name all …
Questions in this episode: – Did the Nephilim exist before and after the flood? – Is John MacArthur a good source for biblical knowledge? – As we prepare our hearts for Easter, what does Scripture say about prayer and fasting and how to incorporate them into our lives? – How do we counsel someone who …
Questions in this episode: – How do I deal with family members who won’t care for our aging parents? – Can you understand why a person might not believe everything in the Bible? – Encouragement for those who are caring for aging parents. – How are we supposed to understand natural disasters? Did God ordain …
Questions in this episode: – I was baptized 5 years back, and someone recently asked me if I was baptized in the Spirit as well. Can you explain what is meant by baptized in the Spirit? – My sibling was baptized at a young age, and is now 40, recently changed from a denomination of …
Questions in this episode: – Are the sermons Jesus taught in Luke 6 and Matthew 5 the same? – How do we find a new Pastor? – What does 1 John 5:16 mean? – What does 1 John 5:19 mean? – How do I continue to love my family member without affirming the lesbian relationship? …
Questions in this episode: – What is Expository Preaching? – Our kids are older and continue to follow the world, what suggestions to you have in us as parents helping them to not go down the wrong path? – What does the average Catholic think of the Protestant? – After the 1000 year reign …
Questions in this episode: – Can you explain what the dispensations are in the Bible? If people believe in replacement theology, do they believe in dispensationalism? Could one still be a Christian and not believe in dispensationalism? – As Christians, how should we think about Israel in light of the present conflict with Hamas …
God is at work preparing people for their engagement with his gospel message which we should always be ready to deliver with conviction, hope, and expectation.
Our conversion to Christ and our subsequent work of sharing the gospel ought to impact and involve a network of friends and family members.
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.
The familial terms like “Father,” “brother” and “sister” which are used in the Bible to describe the Christian experience remind us of the importance of love, devotion and connectedness that ought characterize our congregation. But it is important…
Pastor Mike answers questions on the Bible, God and Christianity Questions in this service: 1. 1 Corinthians 7 – Paul says this comes from me and not the Lord. Please talk about this. 2. A mother asks if she needs to walk away from her daughter after raising her 2 children and then finding out …
While one day all pain and problems will be behind us, for now we must draw strength from God’s family as we endure the sting of strained and fractured relationships that are inevitable because of our alliance with Christ.
While our biological families can be a great blessing to our Christian life, we must be prepared because they can easily pose a challenge to us keeping Christ as the unrivaled Lord of our lives.
We should always be mindful that our effectiveness in our employment and success in parenting is fully dependent on God’s gracious provision and merciful protection.
God has called the men of Compass Bible Church to step up and take the lead in serving & glorifying Christ; we must boldly affirm and encourage that biblical calling.
We should be committed to not only sharing a common experience, but sharing ourselves as well as we continue to grow up in Christ!
