Practical Questions from Sunday

posted on September 2, 2022

These are the “practical” questions that came in on Sunday. I put them in this category because they address the operations and practice of Christianity more than any doctrinal issues.

Practical Questions

How can we engage in evangelism without judgment and hypocrisy?

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When pursuing God, what are the key practices to pursuit? Is there a difference between pursuit and rote obedience?

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Why do many churches not offer an altar call—an invitation to come pray, leave burdens, respond if the Holy Spirit has prompted and allow the lost to come when convicted to further learn or step into salvation?

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In the Great Commission, Jesus commands the disciples to teach the Nations to obey Jesus’ commands. Are there any examples of what it looks like to do this practically without coming across as self-righteous and judgmental?

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Practical Questions

How can we engage in evangelism without judgment and hypocrisy?

When pursuing God, what are the key practices to pursuit? Is there a difference between pursuit and rote obedience?

Why do many churches not offer an altar call—an invitation to come pray, leave burdens, respond if the Holy Spirit has prompted and allow the lost to come when convicted to further learn or step into salvation?

In the Great Commission, Jesus commands the disciples to teach the Nations to obey Jesus’ commands. Are there any examples of what it looks like to do this practically without coming across as self-righteous and judgmental?