Questions in this episode: – Should a church have an on-campus pastor for a video venue? – How does free will and God’s sovereignty work together? – Can Satan read our thoughts? – Does Deuteronomy 22:5 relate to transgenderism? – How do I balance ministry with a full time job and taking care of my …
Questions in this episode: – How much should we tithe amidst debt? – Who saw the curtain in the temple torn at the crucifixion? – What does Romans 8:29 mean regarding predestination? – Have we moved away from Luther’s belief on the bondage of the will? – Can you explain the thousand year reign of …
Questions in this episode: – How do we refute pro-choice advocates that use Exodus as a proof text? – When there is a discrepancy between the Septuagint and the Hebrew text, which takes precedence? – How do I talk to someone who is in the orthodox church and relies on the traditions over Scripture? – …
Questions in this episode: – Should we be confessing our sins as soon as it happens or wait for a specific time? – Is there an explanation of the three days and three nights Jesus spent in the grave? – I suffer from depression and anxiety, but even though I read my Bible and pray, …
Questions in this episode: – Could you please explain the meaning of the parable of the ten virgins in Matthew 25? – Is Ezekiel 40-44 about the coming temple in the Millennium and who is the prince in Ezekiel 44:1-3? – Why did God require blood and animal sacrifices in the Old Testament? – How …
Questions in this episode: – Can you lose your salvation? – What is the difference between the Day of the Lord, the Millennial Kingdom and the Revelation End Times? – I always feel anxious, what do I do about that? – Is a Christian living in sin still a Christian? What does 1 Corinthians 5:5 …
Questions in this episode: – Is Hanukkah in the Bible? – According to Romans 8:6-7, is this speaking of unregenerate people or regenerate people who are not living in the Spirit? – In the millennium, it talks about becoming priests and kings, what about the women, will I have any purpose as a woman? – …
Questions in this episode: – Do you think it is important for Christians to actively engage in politics to uphold Christian values and influence positive changes? – Where does it say to pay preachers or church people to serve in the church – On the 1,000 year reign of Christ, when he comes to rule …
Questions in this episode: – What would you say to someone who says that 2 Samuel 12:8 is an endorsement of polygamy by God? And, if one of the wives to the person in the village who had two wives, dies, would you then consider him eligible for service or is the fact that he …
Questions in this episode: – I was baptized 5 years back, and someone recently asked me if I was baptized in the Spirit as well. Can you explain what is meant by baptized in the Spirit? – My sibling was baptized at a young age, and is now 40, recently changed from a denomination of …
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: – Is going to church only on Sunday and a few classes, social gathering throughout the year enough? – What passages should I read for anger, addiction and how to recommit my life? – Does the word “brother” mean cousin and did Jesus have a brother? – My husband doesn’t …
Questions in this episode: – What does Ezekiel 38 mean? – Does Matthew 5:31 mean that instead of stoning for sexual immorality, there should just be a divorce? – Will my miscarried children be tempted at the end of the millennium by Satan? – How do you help someone suffering from dementia or Alzheimers …
Questions in this episode: – 1 Corinthians 11:26 says “you do this [The Lords’s Supper] and you show through this the Lord’s death”. What happens in the millennium, will there be some sort of observance of the Lord’s Supper during that thousand year reign of Christ? – Is moving in with your boyfriend against …
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: – What is Expository Preaching? – Our kids are older and continue to follow the world, what suggestions to you have in us as parents helping them to not go down the wrong path? – What does the average Catholic think of the Protestant? – After the 1000 year reign …
Questions in this episode: – Am I lacking faith in God’s will if I am praying for things specifically to happen, for example, healing of someone who is sick? – When does the marriage supper of the lamb take place? – How can I concisely explain the concept of being born again? – When …
Pastor Mike answers questions about God, the Bible, and Christianity. Questions in this session: How do we deal with a professing Christian about sin that they are unwilling to acknowledge? Is AI/machine learning dangerous? And what about pastors who use it to create sermons? What happens to us immediately after we die? In the Millennial …
We, like Peter, must proclaim the offer of forgiveness in Christ by calling people to repentance and the hope of a promised future inheritance in God’s coming kingdom.
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.
We should joyfully anticipate the faithful fulfillment of God’s covenant promises to Israel by gratefully worshipping the all-wise Architect of salvation history.
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 should do our best to understand the nature of God’s promised “1000 years” in Revelation 20, so that our hope is accurate and our understanding of God’s faithfulness is bolstered.
Christ has established his right to rule over everything and everyone, and one day he will. Until then we should trust him, do right & not whine.
