Questions in this episode: – If I’m addicted to Marijuana have I committed the unpardonable sin? – What does it mean that the dead in Christ will rise first? – Do I need to be baptized into the Holy Spirit after becoming a Christian and being water baptized? – I work with indigenous peoples, should …
Questions in this episode: – In Isaiah how do we differentiate between when the text is talking about God or the coming Messiah? – Can you explain how in hell people still have a body, which is good, but in a place that is removed from all good? – Will people continue to be sinful …
Questions in this episode: – What does the term “Prodigal God” mean? – Is it biblical to spank our children? – Is it okay for pastors to use AI to prepare sermons? – Do you think fasting is necessary to hear from God? – What do you think about pastors praying the Apostles Creed? – …
Questions in this episode: – Should I be concerned that I was baptized by the Pastor’s wife? – Is the King James Bible the only version we should be reading? – How can I find rest and peace from thinking I’m not doing enough to be saved? – Is donating my eggs to an LGBTQ …
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: – 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: – 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 …
We must be prepared for the challenges of the testing that will be sure to come in the Christian life, passing these tests without falling to the schemes of our spiritual enemy.
We should seek to find true joy in repentance – our own and others’ – as we celebrate grace and purpose to genuinely love other forgiven brothers and sisters.
The Bible tells us that we need to take a good, long look at what is going on in our hearts when we partake in the Lord’s Supper. “Let a person examine himself, and so eat of the bread and drink of the cup…
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 …
As we read through the Book of Jeremiah we are confronted with a very familiar refrain, “God would never do that!” This is what the Lord’s faithful spokesman encountered when he exposed the gaping distance between the standards God had commanded in his word, and the values…
Questions in this episode: – In Daniel 12 it talks about the days of the tribulation, but there are multiple days mentioned. How do we make sense of this? – If all our past, present and future sins were forgiven on the cross, why do we have to daily confess our sins? – In light …
We must see the paramount importance of forgiving others always mindful of the far-reaching effects, even, or especially when it is difficult.
We must understand our Christian requirement to forgive, and God’s appeal for us to forgive willingly, sincerely, and fully as we are reconciled with our brothers and sisters in Christ.
Questions in this episode: – If a person is saved and they commit suicide do they loose their salvation? – Are you really a christian if you struggle with joy and happiness in this country/world today? – Will sins committed and forgiven, be exposed even though you are saved? – Comparing John and James, …
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? …
Given the various and conflicting views of water baptism, we must seek to digest and rightly understand all the related biblical data on this important ordinance.
The doctrine of God’s grace reminds us that not only do we not deserve God’s love and forgiveness, but we actually deserve nothing from God but his exacting judgment. And not the kind of judgment which we would incur were we to sin against a fellow citizen, some high ranking diplomat, or even an exalted and holy angel…
It is not uncommon to hear people say that they have lived their lives with “no regrets”. They often state that they would live just the same if they had it to
Having a daughter with paralysis, I understand the blessing of pain. Without the ability to feel pain, both physical and emotional, we would run headlong into destructive situations. The pain of guilt is a classic example. We usually feel that something is wrong, because something is wrong. We often feel
We must revitalize our engagement in prayer, knowing we have access through Christ to bring our requests to a holy and omnipotent Creator.
God is the source of all good things, which are designed for and gifted to his people to be gratefully received, enjoyed, and fully appreciated.
Knowing that we are truly forgiven should naturally give rise to real joy and genuine happiness. When forgiveness is real, having been secured by those contrite sinners who have thrown themselves on the grace and mercy of our forgiving God (who has paid the ultimate price in…
God’s forgiveness is complete. Because God is too pure to approve or tolerate what is evil (Hab.1:13; Ps.5:4-5; et al.), to say that we are God’s beloved children because we are accepted by God in Christ, is to make a gigantic claim that assumes that our…
We are motivated to boldly proclaim the gospel when we understand the horrendous problem of sin and death, prizing the gracious forgiveness God made possible through the risen Christ.
In this season of giving and receiving gifts, let us never lose our focus on the incomparable grace that was bestowed on us when God decided to give us everything that was needed to free us from the consequences of our sins through the life and death of Jesus Christ. It would seem only right…
Our theology regarding justification is often revealed by how we embrace God’s forgiveness when we sin. On the one hand, we may say that we heartily affirm the orthodox doctrine of justification by faith (i.e. that we are accepted as perfectly righteous before God by our trust in Christ, without the aid of good works), but on the other hand…
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 shouldn’t be surprised at pushback from people when we faithfully deliver the gospel, because God always uses it for the unpleasant work of exposing sin and guilt before he uses it to save.