07.16.2023 – The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley
How do you find a church focused on grace? What should the Christian life look like? Can Christians still struggle in a major way? Do children go to Heaven? What about people who lived before the Law? How does grace affect discipleship? What does “to whom much is given, much is required” mean?
07.10.2023 – The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley
Why does Paul tell the Galatians they’ve been redeemed from the Law if Gentiles are not under the Law to begin with? Do I need to seek restitution with others to be forgiven by God? I was divorced, and I’m now remarried. I’ve heard that I’m living in a perpetual state of adultery? Is this […]
03.03.2023 – The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley
How would you answer someone who claims that if you continue to commit the same sin, you will not be forgiven? Can you help me understand Ephesians 4:7-11? I know we don’t have to ask for forgiveness, but I feel so distant from God when I don’t. Can you help?
02.16.2023 – The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley
Was the prodigal son‘s inheritance revoked by the father? Can I not be used by God if I’ve been through a divorce? What’s actually happening when I feel guilty for my sins? What’s the danger in looking at Acts as doctrinal while ignoring its role as a history book?
11.14.2022 – The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley
How should we view Proverbs 20:1 and 23:20 regarding alcohol? What is Paul’s instruction on the weaker and stronger brother? A friend of mine condones immoral sexual behavior, telling me it’s okay. He also says Jesus is not the only way to have a relationship with God. How should I respond? Why does Jesus teach […]
10.17.2022 – The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley
What is the role of the Holy Spirit? Why does Paul say the Law is written in the unbelievers’ heart? Do we have to ask forgiveness for each sin? What does it mean to honor the finished work of Christ?
08.11.2022 – The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley
What role does the conscience play for the believer? The unbeliever? How can we look at behavior passages in a healthy way, without turning them into legalism? Do I need to tithe to my church? Or can I give to a nonprofit instead?
