Questions in this episode: – Should people use Paul’s statement: I become all things to all people (1 Cor.9:19-22) , as an excuse to hang out with non-Christians and engage in sin? – Is there a difference between miracles, signs and wonders? – What are your thoughts on the New Apostolic Reformed Church? – Can …
Questions in this episode: – Why do you suppose God allowed Solomon to have multiple wives and concubines and to build altars to other gods? – What do you think about Christians converting to Eastern Orthodoxy? – Why can we trust that the books that are in the Bible are the ones that should be …
Questions in this episode: – Does everything happen for a reason if God is sovereign and we have free will? – Was the wine Jesus made for the wedding have alcohol and did Jesus drink alcohol? – If I’m not humble am I not a Christian? – Jordan Peterson and Wes Huff are garnering a …
Taking a break was God’s idea. It assumes we are diligent in our work. Even the statement he uses to institute a weekly break is couched in the reminder that we were never designed or commissioned for a life of luxury “six days do your work” but then we must…
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, …
Big, festive, and costly celebrations are not something Christians came up with for Christmas; God has set a precedent and left us an example of celebrating our redemption in joyful and celebratory ways.
In the book of Proverbs God commands us to do our very best to labor diligently in all the work God has called us to do both in the marketplace and in our homes.
Jesus Christ has fulfilled the ceremonial requirements of the OT; we should rejoice that the reality is here and the shadowy ceremonies are gone! Rest in Christ’s finished work!