How should we preach and encourage people who are facing significant challenges, such as unemployment, health issues, and other financial problems? How can we provide biblical instruction for this life, not just hope for the next life, without preaching the Prosperity Gospel?
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Should Churches Deny Membership To Families That Use Public Schools?
Do you believe that a family should be denied church membership if they place their children in public school? My wife and I were told that we had to prove our repentance by my wife quitting her job and homeschooling our children before we would be considered for membership at our local church. Is this biblical?
Did The Early Church In Acts Exasperate Its Members? | Acts 2:46
Was the Early Church being tyrannical towards its members when it “met daily” (Acts 2:46)? Should churches still do this today? Or was this simply a temporary aspect of the inauguration of the Kingdom?
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Are you aware of the rise in Eastern Orthodoxy? If so, do you have tips for engaging it in debate? Would you personally be opposed to debating someone who is Eastern Orthodox?
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There’s a lot of controversy about Dr. Seuss right now. Do you think he was actually racist? If so, should his books be cancelled?
If Jesus Died For Everyone, Why Do Many Still Go To Hell?
If the death of Jesus is not a mere example of sacrificial love but actual atonement (the finished payment for sin), and if Jesus died for each and every individual, why do many people still go to eternal suffering in hell? It appears as though these individuals’ sins are being paid for “twice;” once by Jesus on the cross, and …