Questions in this episode: – How do you approach the ESV verses that have been changed? – Does reading or watching unbiblical books or shows curse us in some way or put my salvation in doubt? – As a Christian, do we have to be friends with everybody? – What does it mean that the …
Questions in this episode: – What does it mean to be delivered over to Satan to be saved in 1 Corinthians 5:5? – What does Paul mean by Love in 1 Corinthians 13? – How do we reconcile Revelation 2:20 in light 1 Corinthians 8 regarding idols and food sacrificed to idols? – John 3:16 …
Questions in this episode: – What does it mean in James 1:8 to be a double-minded person? – How do we reconcile with friends who have done us wrong? – When Jesus gave up his spirit on the cross, what is happening here? – Can you elaborate between the harsh God of the Old Testament …
Questions in this episode: – Who are the Nephilim? – How should Christians consider the Apocrypha and the Gnostic Gospels? – We got married as non-Christians is our marriage still acceptable in God’s eyes? – Why do some people choose to worship idols instead of the Lord? – Can you be a Christian and a …
There are many who use the statement that Jesus was “a friend of tax collectors and sinners” (Mt.11:19) to rationalize their social alliances and “after-work” camaraderie with immoral and ungodly people. They do this without any concern or attempt to harmonize the clear statements of Scripture which warn that “bad company ruins good morals”
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.
