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Tough Questions: Bible Answers
Contributed by Brian Matherlee on Oct 20, 2008 (message contributor)
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1. Sin Will Kill You! Maybe?
Contributed on Oct 20, 2008
A sermon answering a parishoner’s question regarding the "sin that leads to death".
TOUGH QUESTIONS: BIBLE ANSWERS Sin Will Kill You! Maybe? I John 5:16-17 Tonight’s topic comes from a question concerning 1 John 5:16-17. What is sin that leads to death and what is sin that doesn’t lead to death. It is a question with an unclear answer because the writer doesn’t ...read more
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2. Blood Everywhere!
Contributed on Oct 20, 2008
Question and answer series message dealing with the violence in the Old Testament.
TOUGH QUESTIONS: BIBLE ANSWERS Blood Everywhere! Numbers 31:2-18, Deuteronomy 20:4, 12-16 Joshua 8:24-25, Judges 21:10-11 July 16, 2008 Pastor Brian Matherlee Tonight’s question: Why, since God is loving and caring, does He command so many killings? This is an important question. It ...read more
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3. Grace
Contributed on Oct 20, 2008
Is there a place where God’s grace ends?
TOUGH QUESTIONS: BIBLE ANSWERS Grace July 23, 2008 Pastor Brian Matherlee Tonight’s question: Does God turn away from Christians when they sin as He did when Jesus was on the cross? Is there a point where God turns away permanently? Let me answer the question initially from Isaiah ...read more
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4. Slippery Slopes
Contributed on Oct 20, 2008
This message answers a question on backsliding.
TOUGH QUESTIONS BIBLE ANSWERS Slippery Slopes July 30, 2008 The question tonight has to do with an issue we see all too much in congregations everywhere—backsliding & even turning away from the Faith. 2 Peter 2:20-22—How does this apply to a backslider who comes back to God? Let’s ...read more
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5. Split Loyalties?
Contributed on Oct 20, 2008
Answer to the question, "Can a Christian be a politician?"
TOUGH QUESTIONS Part 5-Split Loyalties? 2 Timothy 2:1-7 Wednesday, August 20, 2008 Pastor Brian Matherlee A “lame duck” President met with his successor in the Oval Office. Near the end of the orientation, he presented the incoming leader three numbered envelopes, with specific instructions ...read more