Are we obligated to keep the Sabbath? What does it mean to rest in Christ? Should I sign a petition allowing the sale of alcohol in my area? Exactly how much faith is necessary at the moment of salvation? What if there was also some doubt? Would a second marriage mean living in perpetual adultery?

Tags: adultery, alcohol, divorce, doubt, drinking, faith, grace, Jesus, Law, marriage, remarriage, resting in christ, sabbath, salvation, wine

Does too much grace make people sin more? I think I’m getting a sign from God that I should move to Texas. Am I correct? Is it ever biblical to reduce or cut contact with a friend?

Tags: boundaries, forgiveness, friendships, grace, hyper-grace, law and grace, sin

What was the work Jesus had “finished” in John 17:4 if He hadn’t even died yet? How can we no longer be “sinful” (instead, righteous) if we still commit sins? I’ve had nagging doubts about my salvation for many years. What can I do?

Tags: assurance, born of God, doubts, finished, God’s voice, growing, holy, Jesus, John 17:4, learning, new creation, new self, OCD, physical health, process, renewing of the mind, righteous, salvation, struggle, work

How do we start conversations with strangers about salvation? Why do Christians say they “chose” to believe in Christ? Aren’t we just “persuaded” by God? I don’t know how to read well and often don’t understand the Bible. Does God still hear me? How can I show someone they must get counseling to fix their marriage? I know someone who doesn’t believe in God, because she wants to be a “woman of science.” How can I reach her? What does it mean to be at peace with all men (Romans 12:18)? What is really happening in Matthew 24? Who is taken and who is left behind?

Tags: Bible reading, choosing, conversations, counseling, creation, evangelism, faith, fixing people, god listens, left behind, marriage, Matthew 24, origin, persuaded, Romans 12:18, science, street evangelism, taken