Where is the fine line between obedience and grace? If a Christian dies by suicide, do they lose their salvation?

Tags: balance, eternal security, grace, loss of salvation, obedience, suicide, total forgiveness

My friend is saying that we can lose our salvation if we don’t keep the faith. Is that true? Is demonic possession still a thing today? What about deliverance ministries? Can you help me understand Mark 16 and Acts 10 in regard to “new tongues”? Why is Paul seemingly so harsh with a churchgoer in 1 Corinthians 5? What does 1 Corinthians 9 have to say about support for ministers? My church doesn’t really teach the grace of God, so I’m wondering what to do. What are your thoughts?

Tags: 1 Corinthians 5, 1 Corinthians 9, Acts 10, church, deliverance ministries, demon possession, grace, loss of salvation, Mark 16, pastors, support, tongues

Is it possible for someone to be saved but still try to follow the Law? If we don’t bear fruit as Christians, might God cast us into outer darkness? Sometimes I feel so free and then I lose that feeling. I wonder if there’s something I can do to consistently feel the freedom of being under grace?

Tags: bearing fruit, feelings, grace, legalism, outer darkness, salvation

Why is Romans 3-5 so important to understand? Does the New Testament encourage financial transparency in churches? Is Romans 1 really just describing pedophilia or child abuse? What does it mean to meditate on the Word day and night?

Tags: church, definition, finances, meditate, New Testament, Romans 1, sexual sin

*Previously aired* Why does Paul say that deacons should be the husband of only one wife? What was the purpose of fasting? Are Christians required to fast today? How does being under grace help our struggle against sin? What does it mean that we’re saved from the wrath of God? Is that about the final judgment or something else?

Tags: deacons, fasting, God, grace, husband, judgment, Law, one wife, sin, spiritual death, temptation

*Previously aired* Why did Jesus say He did not come to destroy the Law but fulfill it? Why did Jesus tell people to ask for the Holy Spirit? Don’t Christians already have the Holy Spirit? I struggle with 40 years of difficult of challenging circumstances. I wonder why I don’t feel better now that I believe in God’s grace. Am I doing something wrong? Does John 6 support the idea of God’s individual selection of people for salvation? If not, what does it really mean?

Tags: ask, believe, destroy, emotions, Father, feelings, fulfill, gift, Holy Spirit, Jesus, John 6, Law, look to Jesus, predestination, Son, truth

Why did Paul tell us to do “what is acceptable” to God? Does God want everyone to be healed? How do we reconcile the love of God with the idea that He chose some to believe and left others with no opportunity? Is that idea true or false?

Tags: acceptable, actions, attitudes, behavior, election, healing, health, Heaven, love of God, predestination, resurrection body

Did Jesus travel to India? Are all world religions similar? My friends talk about a second anointing and speaking in tongues. I wonder if my prayer life needs to be more enhanced, because sometimes I feel like it’s limp. Why does Jesus say “Depart from Me, I never knew you”? How do you come to Jesus as a little child? Which Bible version should I read? Is there a second and separate judgment for Christians? What about crowns in Heaven?

Tags: as a little child, Bible versions, crowns, depart from me, grace, I never knew you, India, interpretation of tongues, judgment, prayer life, second anointing, speaking in tongues, world religions

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?

Tags: 2 Chronicles 7:14, binding, blasphemy, context, fallen world, Holy Spirit, loosing, Matthew 16, natural disasters, New Covenant, Old Covenant, profanity, punish

How do we balance discipline and legalism? I went through a 12-step program but then seemed to only fail afterward. Why am I convicted about drinking but not overeating? I think I fell from grace and now I’m trying to get back with God. How do I put God first and not myself?

Tags: 12-step program, balance, conviction, discipline, drinking, failure, fallen from grace, legalism, overeating, put God first, self

Why does Paul say that deacons should be the husband of only one wife? What was the purpose of fasting? Are Christians required to fast today? How does being under grace help our struggle against sin? What does it mean that we’re saved from the wrath of God? Is that about the final judgment or something else?

Tags: deacons, fasting, God, grace, husband, judgment, Law, one wife, sin, spiritual death, temptation

What is worldly sorrow and how is it different from godly sorrow? Is Calvinism a totally different gospel?

Tags: Calvinism, faith, godly sorrow, Gospel, invitation, limited atonement, none perish, repentance, whosoever, world, worldly sorrow