Questions in this episode: – Why don’t we worship the Holy Spirit like we do the Father and the Son? – What does it mean to blaspheme the Holy Spirit? – How can I discern when to keep sharing the gospel when someone is rejecting it? – What is the significance of Jesus being the …
Questions in this episode: – How do we talk to people who are against Israel? – What does it mean that we are the aroma of Christ to God…among those who are perishing in 2 Corinthians 2:15? – Does communion bread have to be wheat to be legitimate? – What is the difference between the …
Questions in this episode: – Can you help me how to trust God and his promises even during difficult times? – Does sentimentalism or emotionalism have any place in the church? How should our feelings inform our thoughts? – In the Book of Isaiah verse 43:66, is this passage written as prophecy or was it …
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 …
Questions in this episode: – Redefine what it is we should be expecting from Christianity! – Why is the book of Obadiah overlooked by Pastors? – Why did God designate one nation as His chosen people and why would He choose the Hebrews and exclude the others? – Is the office of the Apostle still …
Questions in this episode: – It was mentioned by a paster that there was a pagan god of spring named Ishtar and that name eventually got translated into Easter. Can you expand more on that? – Have you heard of a perverted version of the Bible named the Queen James version? – Why did …
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 …
Questions in this episode: – Is claiming your weekly tithe on your income taxes considered giving or giving to receive back? – Why are pastors preaching that the church will be gone during the time of the anti-christ and the mark of the beast? Why would Paul preach that and why would God reveal …
We can and should be completely assured of God’s promises regarding the future and our own future because of his impeccable trustworthiness and his perfect fidelity to all that he has said.
As recipients of God’s gracious promise of forgiveness and everlasting adoption, our faith should be strengthened by God’s tenacious loyalty to the people of Israel and the city of Jerusalem.
While Israel’s widespread rejection of King Jesus resulted in a postponement of the earthly kingdom, we should remain confident in God’s impeccable promises as we work and patiently await the King’s second coming.
It is normal and expected that we intensely long for Christ’s coming kingdom as we seek to undistractedly obey the teachings of Christ in a deteriorating and rebellious culture.
We should joyfully anticipate the faithful fulfillment of God’s covenant promises to Israel by gratefully worshipping the all-wise Architect of salvation history.
We must humbly respect the Jews for their place in salvation-history while we cling to grace, eschewing any self-confidence, as we consider God’s dealings with Israel
Knowing that God is using his relationship with us to provoke jealousy in Israel should be one of the many biblical motivations to pursue a vibrant spiritual life
We must understand something of God’s historic promises to Israel and where we stand in relation to their fulfillment and in whom they find their fulfillment.
We should wake up the incredible and precious gift God has given us in entrusting us with his word; and so we should reverentially dig in to our Bibles every day!
God is always perfectly faithful to keep his promises to Israel (and the Church) regarding judgment of sin and fidelity to the long-term promises regarding his people.
