Andrew, has God ever inspired you to pray for something in life or ministry and you struggled along the way? I heard a minister say you have to ask the Holy Spirit for access to God in prayer. Is that true? I have some major health issues, and some people tell me that I should just claim healing because of the finished work of Jesus. Am I free to spend money to seek medical advice?

Tags: access, claim, doubt, faith, God, healing, Holy Spirit, medical help, prayer, right, struggle, waiting on God

Do people who reject “once saved, always saved” really believe God might kick us when we’re down? What can you say about Christ as the Living Word? How can I share the “Christ in you” message effectively with others? What happens to Jews (and Gentiles) who don’t hear and believe the gospel today? And what about Jews in Old Testament times? Suddenly, understand the new self in a deeper and more meaningful way. Am I crazy? Why does this truth feel like such a game-changer?

Tags: always saved, easy, eternal security, evangelism, four pillars, Gentiles, grace, Jews, light, New Covenant, new self, no partiality, Old Testament, once saved, salvation

What does “appointed to life” mean in Acts 14:38? Why are Gentiles mentioned in that passage and near every teaching in the New Testament on predestination? Why did somebody tell me, “actions speak louder than words”? Why do so many churches have elaborate (and expensive) programs for children? Will God judge believers for their sins?

Tags: actions, Acts 14:38, appointed to life, children, diversity, Ephesians, forgiveness, Gentiles, judgment, punishments, Romans, sins, spiritual gifts, vacation Bible school, variety, words

What age are we in Heaven? What about babies? Why does God allow bad things (like the Holocaust) to happen? Can Christians eat whatever they want? Why or why not? What about our freedom from the Law: How does that play into the Christian life?

Tags: age, babies, drink, food, freedom, God, goodness, grace, Heaven, Holocaust, Law, pain, pork, Romans 7, shellfish, suffering, Ten Commandments, tragedy