Looking at the Scriptures we find a complex and easily-confused story of how the resurrection works. Who gets resurrected? When does it happen? Is it all at once, one at a time or in groups? Are all those who are resurrected receiving the same treatment?
Does repentance mean we carry the results of our sins with us every day as a reminder of the destructiveness of what we did? Does it mean we say we are sorry and then move on? Does being repentant, especially for big sins, have to be renewed like a subscription?
The five parables we are studying in this 2-part series are designed to show God’s love for His creation, and to demonstrate to God’s chosen their responses to that love. This program reviews the Prodigal Son and the Unjust Steward.
Let’s take a critical look at the essence of the gospel as we have this time of unparalleled freedom to share it with others!
On many occasions Jesus showed us the magnitude of God’s love and plan. But he showed us in story form. We will look at a series of parables – a series of stories - Jesus used in Luke 15 and 16 to trace the power and grandeur of God’s love for all of us.
How do we take the “old-fashioned” scriptural ways and apply them to men raising children in the 21st century? What are the most important things Christian dads should be aware of?
What do the Scriptures say Christian unity really is? What should we be doing to accomplish it? When do doctrine, character and tradition belong together? When are there legitimate reasons for such things to divide?
This is Part 2 in a series where we exhaustively address supposed contradictions in the Bible.
Are we, in our blessed positions of Christian faith, arrogant because we believe that we have the truth of God’s word? Be careful with this answer, because in some ways it might be a trick question!
Does God have a “rubber stamp” approach as he looks at people, governments, institutions and angels that proclaims “Guilty!” or “Innocent!”?
