I wondered if you could shed some light on James 5:1-3. I have heard a preacher recently refer to this as a one time, end time event. They are using it to “prove” there will be a total money crash – total collapse of all the world’s economy, in which all money will have no value, and gold will have literally rotted away, prior to the rapture. How do you see this scripture?

Can you please give us your opinion on a well known archaeologist who claimed that we the Church are the re-built temple?

Somewhere you said you thought that there would be people who will survive the Great Tribulation. Are some of these non-believers?

I just heard today on a bible prophecy show I was watching that there would be a second rapture of lukewarm Christians that didn’t make it in the pre trib rapture, that would take place 3 1/2 years into the tribulation. Can this be ?

What happens to the living unsaved after the GWT judgment?

The Bible identifies two possible roads, one broad that is followed by many and leads to death and the other a narrow road followed by few and leads to life. Seeing that the Lord does not want any to be lost does this not mean some sort of advantage to Satan if he ends up with the most souls or is quality more important than quantity in this case? Thank you for your invaluable guidance in these times that we live in,may the Lord bless and keep you.

Lately I’ve been seeing programs on TV and in videos about people who have died and came back to life. Most of them tell a story of seeing a bright light and a tunnel and various other things. Several of the stories bring God into the picture but a lot of them do not. I wonder what your thoughts might be on this subject.

I had a huge shock last Christmas when my pastor stood in front of our church and proclaimed ALL 500+ prophesies of Jesus had already been fulfilled. I really believe this man is a man of God but how on earth could he say such a thing? When I first walked into this church 8 years ago after spending 4 years looking, I felt at home. But now I am beginning to doubt that I am in the right place. I don’t know what to do. Can you help?

I’ve been a believer all my 60 years but have never understood the issue of the judgment of believers. Reading 2 Cor. 5:10 tells us there will be a judgment for deeds done, good or bad. If, when we are saved, our sins are forgiven and forgotten, how can we then be accountable for any sin/evil we commit in our Christian walk? My desire for heaven is lessened by fear that I will be punished for sin I thought would be forgiven and removed as far as the east is from the west. Does that end with salvation? Am I forgiven, but then “punished” by loss of reward?

I lost my son in a car wreck 5 years ago. He was a Christian. I offer prayers for his soul. Should I do this?