How can we say “three days and three nights” when it’s less than 72 hours? What year was Jesus crucified? How can Hebrews (and James) say “draw near” if we’re already one with Christ? How are there saints coming down with Christ if they are just being raptured?
Tags: crucifixion, draw near, forgiveness, Hebrews, judgment, rapture, resurrection, return, saints, three days, three nights
How should we view those who say they’re saved yet keep on sinning? And what if they end up in jail or prison? Why does the Lord‘s Prayer say “lead us not into temptation”? Why does Jesus talk about getting a return that’s a hundredfold or sixtyfold or thirtyfold? What’s He talking about?
Tags: continue to sin, hundredfold, investment, jail, Lord’s Prayer, prison, return, sixtyfold, temptation, thirtyfold
Do I have to learn every deception of the enemy to be victorious? I know God feels emotions, but what does that mean for how He treats us? How could Jesus be truly tempted if He is God? Are we forgiven by God each time we confess or all at once? What if asking for forgiveness daily just makes me feel better? Why did King Saul call upon a witch? I know someone who was kicked out of church. Is there any place for that? Did the Apostles ever do that?
Tags: 1 Corinthians 5:13, ask for forgiveness, church discipline, deception, emotions, enemy, forgiveness, humanity, Jesus, King Saul, once for all, Paul, soothsayer, temptation, witch
Do we need a second portion of the Holy Spirit after salvation? Does Paul say we might lose our salvation because of coarse jesting? My son thinks we might be saved by works. What can I share with him? Do we celebrate communion in order to be forgiven by God?
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