Posted August 14th, 2006 in Ask a Bible Teacher
There are a couple of things that I thought I had finally become convinced of through your website and studying that I am now confused about again after a couple of comments that were made in Sunday school yesterday. First is the OSAS issue. It was explained that you can lose your salvation if you just give up on your faith or turning your back on God.
Posted August 12th, 2006 in Ask a Bible Teacher
I am a Christian and I have tired to quit smoking several times and can’t seem to get victory in this area. I know that the rapture is going to happen soon, will I miss it because I can’t seem to quit?
Posted August 8th, 2006 in Ask a Bible Teacher
I have a ‘friend’ who happens to be Satanic. He makes constant attempts to provoke me, and I’ve been trying to show him love. I haven’t reacted to any of his provocations, is this right? I think God has called me to this situation for this tough nut, but I am unsure of what to do. Any advice you could give would be a blessing.
Posted August 6th, 2006 in Ask a Bible Teacher
I am a person suffering from severe mental disorder. I want to know that if I commit suicide at a point of extreme suffering will I go to hell?
Posted August 5th, 2006 in Ask a Bible Teacher
Q. I Just had one question about your answer about the Sabbath day. What I get from your answer is that I am free to commit adultery, steal, take the Lord’s name in vain etc., because you said we don’t have to keep the Sabbath if we don’t want to. What I am saying is the Sabbath day command is part of the 10 commandments and the only one that begins with remember!! If I don’t have to keep this command then I don’t have to keep the other nine. These commands are what defines sin, for sin is the the transgression of the law. (1John 3:4 & Romans 4:15)
Posted August 2nd, 2006 in Ask a Bible Teacher
My friend calls himself a Historical Realist. He believes that the world is now left in man’s control (God has faith in US), since the bible was completely fulfilled and is just a history book. How do I answer his questions correctly?
Posted August 2nd, 2006 in Ask a Bible Teacher
Q. In Hebrews 6:4-6 it says “For concerning those who were once enlightened and tasted of the heavenly gift, and were made partakers of the Holy Spirit, and tasted the good word of God, and the powers of the age to come, and then fell away, it is impossible to renew them again to repentance; seeing they crucify the Son of God for themselves again, and put him to open shame.”
Posted July 31st, 2006 in Ask a Bible Teacher
A pastor I heard recently preached that after the rapture, those who had been given an opportunity to accept Jesus and had rejected Him and were thus left behind would not have an opportunity to accept Jesus post-rapture. I question the accuracy of his belief. Can you shed any light?
Posted July 26th, 2006 in Ask a Bible Teacher
Jesus said if your brother comes to you and says ‘I repent,’ forgive him. Is there any evidence that we should forgive though he has not asked or repented. I feel for our own sake we should forgive, yet our own salvation is conditional on us asking and repenting.
Posted July 24th, 2006 in Ask a Bible Teacher
Man’s nature is that of a sinner. It is inescapable until glorification. It seems that sanctification is where we struggle. How is a Christian to live? If man is sinful should we struggle to escape sin and risk legalism or simply “be” and ask for forgiveness.
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