The Grace Message

Why did Corinthian women need to cover their heads? Do unbelievers also have “eternal life” in Hell? I disagree with you: Tithing is for today! Also, if everyone stopped tithing, how would our churches survive? Was Jesus born in Adam? Was Jesus really born on December 25?

“Many are called, but few are chosen”? What does this mean? “Jacob I loved, but Esau I hated”? What does that mean? What is the message of “Inclusion”?

Should we be sure to gather with other believers? What role does leadership play? Does living better produce answered prayer requests? Can I pray another person toward salvation? Wasn’t water baptism preached in the early church? How do we understand Acts 8 and 10? I heard a preacher say if I don’t forgive other people, I’m not really saved or not saved anymore. Could this be true?

Why is Jesus called “Everlasting Father” in Isaiah? Did Peter, James and John have the same revelation as Paul? If Jesus really is God, then how did He not know the time of His return? Does God change His mind? What does “do not be conformed to the world” really mean in Romans 12?

How does an unbeliever open themselves up to being possessed by a demon? Why does Jesus say that no one can come to Him unless they are drawn by the Father? Does it mean only certain people can be saved? What does the term “Son of Man” mean? And does it have more than one meaning? What is the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit? *Previously aired.

When it comes to tithing, what about Cain and Abel? And what about Melchizedek? And what about Ananias and Sapphira? Does God show extra favor to those who give sacrificially? Why does Paul describe himself as using craftiness or trickery in 2 Corinthians 12? What are your thoughts on “hypergrace”? Does your theology address how to receive and maintain God’s promises?

In my latest message, I tackle thought-provoking questions that often go unanswered in church. We’ll explore topics like obedience under God’s grace, trying to become “more like Christ,” measuring closeness to God, and discerning His will for your life. Here’s the thing: Striving to become more Christlike or attempting to love Him more can only lead to frustration and disappointment. But what if I told you that the key lies in embracing your true identity and recognizing the love He has given you? If you’re hungry for real, lasting answers, this powerful and counterintuitive message is tailor-made for you. So, get ready to be inspired and encouraged! Discussion Questions for “101 Bible Questions” – Relationship with God 1. How does obedience factor into living under God’s grace? 2. React to this truth: When it comes to sanctification, there’s you and then your behavior. 3. What would you say to someone who asked how they can become more like Christ? 4. When people talk about getting closer to God, how do you think they’re measuring it? What should they do instead? 5. React to this statement: Believers can’t love God any more than they already do! 6. What is God’s will for your life? Can you fall out of God’s will? Why or why not?

Can a believer fall from God’s grace? What kind of repentance is needed to be saved? How does an unbeliever open themselves up to demons? Is Jesus still human today? Can scientists explain our origins without God? Is the Earth flat? In John 14, Jesus said we would obey His commandments if we love Him. What commandments is He talking about?

My wife is an unbeliever, and she is worldly. Should I divorce her? Why is there so much resistance to the message of God’s grace? Is sanctification different from spiritual growth? Do we accept Christ and then get the Holy Spirit later? How do we maintain a good witness?

Does forgiveness always mean going back to the relationship? What is Luke 11:35 really saying about light and darkness? Do people in Heaven see what’s happening on Earth? Does a Christian need to be “activated”? How do I explain war to my 13-year-old?