Spiritual Gifts? Your First Love? Sinners or Saints?
Who are those who “have ears to hear” according to Jesus? Am I a “lone ranger Christian,” and should I be concerned? If I don’t speak in tongues, do I not have the Holy Spirit? What’s the meaning of the Revelation 2 warning to the church of Ephesus about forgetting their first love? Are we […]
“Only forgiven of past sins? Keep short accounts with God now?”
I misrepresented my motives for marriage years ago. Am I forgiven by God for the sin of dishonesty? How do we convince others of the finished work of Christ? What about 1 John 1:9? Who is it written to? How can we know for sure?
03.10.2023 – The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley
What is “binding and loosing” in Matthew 16? Did I blaspheme the Holy Spirit by using profanity related to God? Does God send natural disasters to punish people today or to get their attention?
02.10.2023 – The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley
Can you lose your salvation? What does it mean to abide in Christ? What does the term “heart” mean in 1 John 3, and how could it “condemn us”? Why didn’t Jesus ever mention the sexual sin described in Romans 1?
01.29.2023 – The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley
Do you believe the end of Hebrews 5 and the beginning of Hebrews 6 is directed at baby Christians? What’s the difference between the laws written on our hearts and the Law on the Gentile conscience in Romans 2? Do our spirit and soul get “saved” separately? I use the unconditional love of pets as […]
09.07.2022 – The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley
How do you deal with people who take your words out of context? What is the “good confession” in 1 Timothy 6:12-13? Did Jesus go to Hell for three days or not?
03.09.2022 – The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley
I’m engaged and getting married soon, but I feel negative and I’m not sure why. Can you help? My brother says we should judge other people, but I have argued against it. What are your thoughts? If we have a new heart, then why does Hebrews 3 tell us to make sure we don’t have […]
