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 …
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
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.
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
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 …
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 …
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? – …
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 …
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 …
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? – …
Questions in this episode: – Is Ahasuerus and Artaxerxes the same person and is there more than one Artaxerxes? – Should I change churches if my husband wants to go somewhere different? – How do I deal with heartache and loneliness after a breakup? – Should a pastor make an ultimatum about whether he’ll stay …
Questions in this episode: – If the Christian life is difficult, why did Jesus say his burden is light? – Can you please explain the difference between dispensationalism and replacement theology? – Are there degrees of sin? – Is watching pornography better than going out and committing the sin? – Used to be a homosexual …
Questions in this episode: – What is the meaning of the word Truth? – How do I get peace amidst a very painful medical condition? – How does self-defense and protecting yourself and family work together with turning the other cheek? – What does Jesus mean by doing “greater works than me” in John 14:12-14? …
Questions in this episode: – If I am a single senior citizen do I need a life insurance policy? – Can demons or evil spirits attach themselves to physical items like antiques? – How do we respond to Christians who believe in annihilationism? – At what point do we break fellowship or not allow people …
Questions in this episode: – Should we be concerned that sub-congregational ministries become too large? – I struggle believing that God can forgive me for my egregious sin? – Can angels exist in physical form with us on earth? – Do we need a second baptism in the Holy Spirit to gain the greater gifts? …
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: – How do I restore a relationship with someone who is very bitter toward me? – Will our children know us in heaven? – What is important for a new Christian to understand? – If we die in sin before we can confess it do we go to hell? – How …
Because Christ paid the ultimate price to redeem us, our love for him should compel us to put aside our old desires and live wholly for him.
Questions in this episode: – Do our works justify us before God? – How does grace work in our salvation? – Who wrote the book of Hebrews? – Can you explain 1 Corinthians 6:9-10 regarding losing your salvation? – How does modern day Israel fit into God’s plan of salvation for Jews and Gentiles? – …
Questions in this episode: – What is the biblical view of a vasectomy or a hysterectomy? – Can a Christian have more than one wife? – In Matthew 24:22? where it says that the days will be shortened for the elect in the Tribulation, how many days will this be? – Can women be pastors …
Pastor Mike answers questions about God, the Bible, and Christianity. Questions in this episode: – What will happen in the end times to those who reject Christ? – Church buildings in the past were very beautiful, why aren’t our church buildings beautiful like they used to be? – Does the Bema Seat judgment only judge …
Pastor Mike answers questions about God, the Bible, and Christianity. Questions in this session: Why does Paul in the Spirit say he will continue to Jerusalem, when Agabus says the Holy Spirit says he will be imprisoned? Who made God? What is the biblical view of retirement? In 1 Corinthians 15:10 what is meant by …
Questions in this episode: – What is the context of Luke 7 and what Jesus says about true repentance? – Are there ghosts and can you get rid of them? – Is homiletics related to Roman Catholic homilies? – How do we deal with habitual sins that take a long time to conquer? – How …
Questions in this episode: – Did God know before the beginning of time who would accept Jesus? – Should I pray to God and expect healing? – What is Dispensationalism? – What are your thoughts regarding the rapture? – What are your thoughts on Hebrews 6:4-6? – Do I have to speak in tongues to …
We need to appreciate and celebrate the greatness of the God-breathed New Testament gospel and its power to transform and shape our lives.
Questions in this episode: – Is there a limit to how many times we can sin and ask God for forgiveness? – Who is truly in control of your soul and are you able to “sell your soul?” – As a Christian is there a limit to God’s grace in forgiveness for sin? – In …
Questions in this episode: – 2 Samuel 23 and 1 Chronicles 11 talk about the mighty men, but it seems to be different. Can you explain this? – Do you believe there are 1260 days between the 6th and 7th trumpet? – Does Jesus calling his people the new temple negate a literal coming temple …
Questions in this episode: – What does it mean when it says we will be judged by every idle word that comes out of our mouth? – 2 Samuel 17 David’s sons are called priests, what does this mean? – How do we love someone who we don’t feel love toward? – Do you think …
In the Good Friday sermon “The Truth about Golgotha,” Pastor Mike Fabarez explains the theological meaning of Christ’s crucifixion, emphasizing that the historical location called Golgotha—the “place of the skull”—was the divinely appointed site where Jesus bore the judicial penalty for human sin under the righteous wrath of God. Drawing from Gospel accounts such as …
Questions in this episode: – If we aren’t suffering, does that mean we aren’t a Christian? – Does Scripture command us to go out in pairs in a covenant promise to do the Lord’s work? – Is the Sermon on the Mount only relevant to the disciples in talking about the narrow path in Matthew …