Repairing All That Sin Has Broken
We must realize that growing in Christ means learning not only to do what is right, but also to put right what has gone wrong in our lives and relationships.
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September 3, 2026
Questions in this episode: – How can people believe in the Historic Premillennial view versus the Dispensationalist Premillennial view? – Do you think Adam and Eve are in heaven if sin entered through them? – Should churches allow women to preach to the congregation? – Does the Roman Catholic church believe Peter was the first …
August 19, 2026
Questions in this episode: – Whose responsibility is it to confront someone in the church that is living in sin? – Should I reconcile with my husband with whom I’m separated, who has since become a Christian? – I thought I was a Christian, but I got involved in the demonic world, am I still …
August 11, 2026
Questions in this episode: – What is the difference between Sin, Transgression and Iniquity? – Should I evangelize my non-Christian friend’s dying son and how should I approach it? – What is the main difference in Bible translations between thought for thought and word for word and which is the best translation? – Will only …
August 6, 2026
Questions in this episode: – How do we know sin is sin? – Is an elder in the church disqualified if his adult child has an illegitimate child? – What does it mean in Ezekiel 3:18 that we are to warn the wicked and if we don’t we will have blood on our hands? – …
July 13, 2026
Questions in this episode: – What does it mean that false teachers could deceive even the elect in Matthew 24? – Should we have our young children lead prayer for the family? – Is there a hierarchy in the trinity? – Could you share your philosophy on voting? – Should parents go to their daughter’s …
Ask Pastor Mike Live Weekend-Part 3
00:41 What does it mean that false teachers could deceive even the elect in Matthew 24? 02:10 Should we have our young children lead prayer for the family? 03:56 Is there a hierarchy in the trinity? 07:55 Could you share your philosophy on voting? 12:20 Should parents go to their daughter’s LGBTQ wedding? 15:59 Could …
July 9, 2026
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 …
July 8, 2026
Questions in this episode: – Could you elaborate on what you mean about the “theater of the mind”? – What do you think about using AI to write sermons? – How do I talk to friends who struggle with Christianity because of the Crusades? – Should Christians support everything modern Israel does? – When does …
July 7, 2026
Questions in this episode: – What should I do with old sermon notes from that I have collected over the years? – I struggle with assurance of my salvation based on my ongoing mistakes and missteps? – Could you help me understand 1 Peter 3:21 and if water baptism is what saves you? – Is …
Pain and Sickness
The Bible promises us that this life will be punctuated with sickness and pain. For some it will be more chronic than others, but unfortunately for all of us there will be certain seasons of severe and almost unbearable discomfort. While we’d wish that God’s children were exempt, we must remember that for now, Christ has not granted us any such immunity. When sin entered the world
July 2, 2026
Questions in this episode: – Could you explain why the Book of Jude talks about Michael the Archangel disputing with Satan over Moses’ body? – How can denominations with different doctrines work together for evangelism? – Who is Jesus talking to when he says, “depart from me I never knew you”? – When we pray, …
Tumultuous World
We live in a violent and tumultuous world—for now. Surprisingly, it’s one of the byproducts of grace. Had God chosen to destroy every sinner at the moment of his or her sinful intent, our world would indeed be free from all the horrible headlines, but it would also be unoccupied. Instead, God graciously and mercifully provides…
June 9, 2026
Questions in this episode: – Why did Jesus say no one knows the Son except the Father? – Does God hear the prayers of unbelievers? – How did Jesus’ life, death and resurrection solve the sin problem in humans? – What do you think about Christian artists singing with non-Christian artists? – Why did Jesus …
Sin and Reproof
We intuitively like to think that what we do is right. “Every way of a man is right in his own eyes,” the Bible says (Proverbs 21:2). But when we honestly reflect on our lives we know that we are not always right, and what we do is not always what we should do…
May 28, 2026
Questions in this episode: – When should you have a talk with your kids about sex? – Is going to a strip club considered adultery? – Can you explain the difference between Oneness theology versus Trinitarian theology? – Could you explain Calvinism? – I lose to my flesh daily and I hate it, have I …
May 26, 2026
Questions in this episode: – What does it mean in Luke 22:44 that Jesus’ sweat was like drops of blood? – Do all the UFOs that we are hearing about indicate we are in the End Times? – Does God that certain things will happen, but doesn’t know what the outcome will be? – What …
May 12, 2026
Questions in this episode: – Could you explain how 1 John 5:16-17 works with Romans 6:23? – What is happening to the people who are “taken” in Matthew 24:40? – If Satan was once good, when did he turn evil? – Is Genesis chapters 1-11 considered a different genre than the rest of Genesis? – …
Juicy Morsels
There is little debate that “there is not a righteous man on earth who does good and never sins” (Ecclesiastes 7:20). Even the most godly Christians are quick to concede that “we all stumble in many ways” (James 3:2). Thankfully, when it comes to imperfect people engaging in imperfect fellowship the Bible tells us “love covers a multitude of sins” (1 Peter 4:8). Unfortunately though
April 28, 2026
Questions in this episode: – Do I need to get rebaptized if I have backslidden badly since I was first baptized? – My non-Christian sister is going through a tough time, what is the best way to pray for her? – What are the arguments for a pre-tribulation rapture versus a mid-tribulation? – Why did …
April 22, 2026
Questions in this episode: – What is the Didache and is it okay to read? – Could you talk about counting Christians? – I struggle with confidence about myself and if Jesus loves me, how do I deal with that? – Are James White and Jeremiah Johnson okay to listen to? – How can I …
Humble Prayer
The Bible tells us that the prayer of Solomon “pleased the Lord” (1 Kings 3:10). It’s a simple phrase that we can read without giving it a second thought. But we ought to. Consider what a big statement that is. The content of Solomon’s prayer evoked pleasure in God’s heart. To imagine that something we ask for can have an impact on the way the Almighty God feels is a remarkable
Put a Lid on It
God previewed the rich meaning and impact of Christ’s redemptive work through the Old Testament symbols of the Ark of the Covenant, its sacrifices, and its rituals.
Mindful of God
The Christian life is a life that is lived mindful of God. The crux and catalyst for sin is frequently described in the Bible as thoughtlessness or forgetfulness of God (Judges 8:34; 1 Samuel 12:9; Jeremiah 2:32; et al.). Godly living, on the other hand, is prompted and motivated by a chronic remembrance of the presence of God (Deuteronomy 8:18; Proverbs 5:21; Hebrews 4:13; 1 Peter 2:19; et al.). For us as Christians
March 5, 2026
Questions in this episode: – If I’m addicted to Marijuana have I committed the unpardonable sin? – What does it mean that the dead in Christ will rise first? – Do I need to be baptized into the Holy Spirit after becoming a Christian and being water baptized? – I work with indigenous peoples, should …
March 4, 2026
Questions in this episode: – Should Christians be tithing if they are in debt? – What does it mean in Psalm 32:4 that the hand of discipline was on David? – When we ask God to search our heart to reveal sin, how do we know whether it is the Holy Spirit or our mind …
March 3, 2026
Questions in this episode: – Is it okay for Christians to go to church on Saturday and not Sunday? – How do you talk to a Roman Catholic who wants to bring up Apostolic succession as proof they are the one true church? – In my prayers should I be addressing God or Jesus? – …
February 26, 2026
Questions in this episode: – Is it right for a congregant to claim a tax deduction for their charitable giving? – Should a Christian file for bankruptcy? – Will God always fulfill the desires of my heart? – Will God answer my prayer for my dad to stop drinking and be saved? – Is the …
February 4, 2026
Questions in this episode: – In Isaiah how do we differentiate between when the text is talking about God or the coming Messiah? – Can you explain how in hell people still have a body, which is good, but in a place that is removed from all good? – Will people continue to be sinful …
January 29, 2026
Questions in this episode: – What does the term “Prodigal God” mean? – Is it biblical to spank our children? – Is it okay for pastors to use AI to prepare sermons? – Do you think fasting is necessary to hear from God? – What do you think about pastors praying the Apostles Creed? – …