Questions in this episode: – When did the devil first sin? – After Jesus is baptized, he talks about “us”. Who does that refer to? – As a husband and godly man, what should I do when my wife and I are in constant disagreement? – What should I do when my wife walks …
Questions in this episode: – Can a genuine Christian fall out of faith? – What does the Bible say about being married with a non-believer, and what should Christians do in that situation? – Is it ok to marry someone who has been married before? Text LIVE to 90398 to be notified when Pastor …
Questions in this episode: – A couple lives together before marriage and is having sexual relations and then decide to get married, what do you think of that? How does God look at that marriage and how does God view them as individuals? – How is the believer’s child sanctified? Should a couple try …
Pastor Mike answers questions about God, the Bible, and Christianity. Questions in this session: Is it a sin for professing Christians to not read the Bible? Is belief in the sign gifts a secondary issue in the Christian life or is it salvific? How do we navigate friendship versus a dating relationship between Christian men …
Pastor Mike answers questions on the Bible, God and Christianity Questions in this service: 1. How do we learn to trust the Lord more? 2. Daughter goes to a Lutheran school that teaches confirmation. Is it okay for the daughter to go through these ceremonies when she does not know what she is doing? 3. …
Pastor Mike answers questions on the Bible, God and Christianity Questions in this service: 1. How do we maintain rest without being a legalist about it? What is rest? 2. How do you know that you are understanding what the Bible is instructing you to do. Talk about righteousness and self righteousness. 3. In Acts, …
We must think more often and more sensibly about our own mortality, preparing and shaping our expectation and hope by Scripture and not by the world, our feelings, or the culture.
All Christians should seek to build and maintain distinctly Christian homes, reflecting Christ’s values and priorities – most especially as we go about the task of raising children.
Pastor Mike answers questions on the Bible, God and Christianity Questions in this service: 1. Does Satan think he can win this battle against God? 2. Why does Paul seem to make an extreme point about 2 people not being unequally yoked? 3. Why is God referred to as the father of Abraham and not …
Each member of the family should take responsibility and do his or her part in making the home a place that glorifies God, curtailing sin and multiplying the peaceful fruit of righteousness.
We must realize that the gravity associated with lust, adultery, and divorce in the Bible is an apt parallel to God’s concern regarding greed, covetousness, and materialism in our hearts and lives.
Pastor Mike answers questions on the Bible, God and Christianity Questions from Part 3: 1. Millennium Kingdom – how does all this work? 2. Will Catholics end up in heaven? 3. Atheist and Homosexuality in our own family… when if ever do we give up praying for them? 4. What guidelines do you have for …
God has designed for the raising and sending forth of children to be predicated on the platform of a committed, loving and Christ-centered marriage.
It brings glory to God when we forgive our covenant partner – we should practice wholehearted, palms-down forgiveness to the glory of God!
As one participant in our marital covenant we will need to adapt lives for the good of the marriage, reflecting the sacrifice and sympathy of real biblical love.
We should make God’s glory – his pleasure, his reputation, his reflection – the ultimate and thoughtful goal of our marriages.
We must seriously consider the evidence, or lack thereof, before we change our view of who Jesus Christ really was.
Our earthbound marriage have the transcendent opportunity to experience divine realities as we draw close to our spouses and reflect the divine harmony of love & submission.
Marriage is not easy being made up of two fallen and sinful individuals, but God is ready to assist us in utilizing the difficulties of marriage as catalysts of spiritual growth.
It is imperative upon us to understand marriage as the sacred covenant that it is, binding two sinful people together, for their good and God’s glory.
The sexual bond in marriage is intended by God to be permanent, think that way and trust God to make it good.
Marriage is good, but so is staying single. Everyone ought to know to which they’re called and pursue that calling with wisdom and gratitude.
