Why did Jesus sometimes ask people to keep His miracles a secret? Do we need to take up our cross every day? Die daily? If not, does this mean there’s no struggle? Is this just semantics? How is this an important and powerful truth in the moment of temptation?

Tags: alive to God, die daily, Jesus, miracles, secret, semantics, struggle, take up your cross, temptation, truth

Why did Jesus say “go and sin no more” if He knew we’d still sin? What does Hebrews 10 really mean when it says there’s no sacrifice left for those who sin willfully? Why does God allow autism? Which of the Old Testament laws still apply today?

Tags: 1 John 2:1, 2 Corinthians 3, autism, choices, consequences, fall, Hebrews 10:26, Jesus, John 8:11, Law, love, sin

How do we deal with disappointment with God? How can we say God is good when so many bad things happen? Why did Jesus say the Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath? Is it okay to express the desires of our heart to God and ask Him for them?

Tags: disappointment, God, good, heart, Jesus, prayer, sabbath

Do angels have gender? What purpose do they serve? Why does Passover come after Easter? Should all Christians observe Passover too? If we believers are totally forgiven, why do some say we will have to answer for every idle word at the final judgment?

Tags: angels, easter, forgiveness, gender, idle word, judgment, Passover

Andrew, how was your father saved? Was everyone around Jesus healed? What perspective on healing is healthy today? Is the discipline in Matthew 18 really for Jews under the Law? Why did David mention eating the flesh of bulls and goats? Isn’t there “high sin” that is unforgivable? What about 1 John 1:9? Don’t we need to confess our sins to be forgiven and cleansed?

Tags: 1 John 1:9, bulls, cleansing, confession, discipline, Father, forgiveness, goats, healing, high sin, Matthew 18, Psalm 50, salvation

What does “a dog returns to its own vomit” mean? Did Did Peter, Paul and James have a law-based perspective in their writings at times? How should we view Matthew 18 in terms of church discipline? Was God’s wrath poured out on Jesus?

Tags: church, discipline, dog, God‘s wrath, James, Jesus, Matthew 18, Paul, Peter, vomit

Do we go immediately to Heaven after we die? My brother committed suicide, and I wonder if he could have a second chance with God? Is suicide an unforgivable sin? How did Catholicism perpetuate this idea? What do you think of the Freemasons movement?

Tags: death, Freemasons, Heaven, last confession, second chance, suicide

What does repent actually mean in Acts 2:38? I go to three churches, so do I need to tithe to all of them? What does Jesus mean when He says in Matthew 17 that they don’t have mustard-seed-sized faith? My wife wants to divorce me. What should I do? repent, Acts 2, tithing, Matthew 17, faith, mustard seed, divorce, counseling

Tags: Acts 2, counseling, divorce, faith, Matthew 17, mustard seed, repent, tithing

What is the gift of tongues? I struggle with pornography and sexual fantasy. What can I do? I’ve been a worship leader for many years, but I’m frustrated with my church. How can we keep our worship organic and meaningful?

Tags: church, fantasy, organic, pornography, tongues, worship

Why do a variety of churches practice communion differently? Is church membership biblical? What does it mean to be not of this world? I argue with my friend about the Catholic view of transubstantiation. What are your thoughts? Why does God reference Able’s blood crying out? Are people who are murdered given another chance in the afterlife to repent and believe?

Tags: afterlife, blood of Abel, Catholic, church membership, communion, Lord’s Supper, murder, second chance, transubstantiation, world

What is the purpose of the Mark 7 discussion on dogs eating crumbs from the table? What is blasphemy of the Holy Spirit? I’ve been a pastor for many years and have never taught tithing. Grace giving works!

Tags: blasphemy, crumbs, dogs, giving, grace, heart, Holy Spirit, Mark 7, pastor, table, tithing