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: – Why did God confuse the people’s language at the Tower of Babel? – What does it mean when Paul says to the Galatians the Law was put into effect for angels? – How were David’s sons priests in 2 Samuel 8:18 when they were from the tribe of Judah and …
Questions in this episode: – Can a saved person, in anger, say things that are not glorifying to God? – Can a Christian embrace homosexuality and abortion? – Can a person lose their salvation? Is once saved always saved biblical? – Will saved individuals go through the Tribulation? – Should Christians make the sign of …
Questions in this episode: – Does God ever give up on people? – How can I know that my salvation is secure? – My husband says he is a Christian, but he doesn’t want to tithe to our church. What can I do about that? – Believers will be in the New Jerusalem, but what …
Questions in this episode: – I am older and want to move out of the big city to a small town and my pastor and friends do not want me to. Is it wrong for me to do what I want and move? – In 1 Corinthians 11:16 it talked about women should cover their …
Questions in this episode: – What does the Bible verses the Roman Catholic church say about sin, it’s consequence and confession? – Should I be in an employee job at a church: Pastor, Ministry Director or work for the church? – Does the physical act of baptism save you as those who believed in …
Reading through all the laws of the Old Testament can be confusing. When you do, it is important to remember that when God’s people left Egypt they left the legal system of the Egyptians and the jurisdiction of any
From time to time we speak of the error of “antinomianism” – the belief that for Christians the rules of the Bible don’t apply. “Anti,” of course, means “against,” and “nomos” is the Greek word for “law.” “Antinomians” are opposed to the rules – they do not see…
We’ve all heard about the Pharisees. The religious leaders of Jesus’s day who clung to the letter of the Law and placed heavy, over-reaching rules on the people. What is interesting is that…
We’ve all heard about the Pharisees. The religious leaders of Jesus’s day who clung to the letter of the Law and placed heavy, over-reaching rules on the people. What is interesting is that…
To get right with God we must humbly admit we fall sinfully short of his absolutely perfect standards, knowing that our only hope is to fully trust his power to save and his right to lead our daily lives.
The law was given to expose our sin, make us see our need for grace, as well as giving us an objective expression of what holy conduct looks like.
We should see and understand God’s goal for our sanctification; and we should also know that “the rules” alone are inadequate to bring it about.
The rules & the assessments of the Bible are directed strongly and specifically toward each of us so that we might own our many sins and cry out for grace without excuse.