Doctrinal Questions
Doctrinal Questions Do pets go to heaven? Scripture is almost silent on the matter of
Who or What is the Antichrist?
The question about the antichrist has fascinated Christians for centuries. Here’s the most common current
Bible prophecy is being fulfilled, the end times are upon us, the rapture is coming, why are churches not more urgent for reaching the lost?
Here’s how the question was worded in our Sunday Question and Answer time. The world
Do you believe Hell is a literal place, and is there urgency to tell His truth to those that are lost?
Do you believe Hell is a literal place and is there a spirit of urgency
Practical Questions from Sunday
These are the “practical” questions that came in on Sunday. I put them in this
Jesus tells us to teach the nations to obey him, what does that mean?
Here’s how the question was phrased on Sunday In the Great Commission, Jesus commands the
Why do some churches do an “altar call” and others don’t?
The question, as phrased on Sunday was this: Why do many churches not offer an
How should I pursue God?
The title is a condensed version of the question I was actually asked. When pursuing
How can we engage in evangelism without judgment and hypocrisy?
How can we engage in evangelism without judgment and hypocrisy? It has widely been held
Can we trust apocryphal books like the Book of Enoch?
Can we trust apocryphal books like the Book of Enoch? It depends on what you
Where do Neanderthals fit in a Biblical context?
Where do Neanderthals fit in a Biblical context? This is a fascinating question. Let me
Historical Questions from Sunday
Historical Questions How old was David when he struck down the giant? When he was
Personal, Silly and LCC Questions from Sunday’s Q&A
Personal / Silly Questions What is your favorite letter of the alphabet and why is
More Questions from Sunday’s Q & A
See previous question & answer posts here. Q & A On Sunday, we had another
Chapter 8: Mission and Strategy
Mission and Strategy Let’s recall our four governing questions: Which values are central to the