The Kirk Cameron Show

Amen!! Love Your Podcasts Brother Kirk What You preach/teach helps me on my daily walk with the Lord! Thank You! Sir, I’m still requesting prayers for my ExWife Joy Lynn and two daughters, Sunny Glynn and Zoee Lynn! I failed during the marriage to show Him!😔Please say a prayer for me as well, I suffer with anxiety/sin!😐🙏 Victor Glenn Crockett 4 Years USMC 🦅🌎⚓️ Retired USASFG(A)🇺🇸 Retired USPS 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🙏 Happy 250th✨💥🌟🇺🇸 🙏🇮🇱🙏🇮🇱🙏🇮🇱🙏🇮🇱🙏

I really did appreciate listening to the 2.5 hour episode on hell. One thing that wasn’t mentioned, from what I recall, is the passage of John 17:3. That passage is absolutely key — I think changes the entire discussion. It’s so much more helpful to understand what eternal death is if we first understand what eternal life is. Jesus says in 17:3 that it is to know God and Jesus Christ. So, for Jesus, it’s to have this personal relationship with Yahweh. And so, eternal death is the opposite: not having this. I suppose that can still imply eventual annihilation, but we can’t just assume that death must absolutely mean end of consciousness when Jesus’ definition of life is not about emphasizing consciousness but relationship

I appreciate your insight. I recently listened to your show about alcohol use and I wonder if you might have glossed over the stumbling block from Romans 14 a bit too quickly. The question for me is, how can I be certain that the person who sees me have a drink doesn’t struggle with alcohol. Alcohol troubles are something most people would rather hide when with a casual acquaintance. If it is such a tremendously important thing (to avoid being a stumbling block) why would I risk it, even a little? I also know two sincere christian families where one of the children has now become destroyed as a young adult by alcohol and I wonder, if they had received consistent instruction, led by their parents example, of completely avoiding alcohol, whether that wouldn’t have improved their chances. As a father of 4, my wife and I are committed to setting this example for our kids, not to be critical or judge others, but just in our own personal lives. I believe this is the best thing for me to do as a loving dad who wants the best for my kids and also for my witness to those around me.

Kirk, as a young person I watched you on Growing Pains and then more recently found your podcast. I shared it with my husband and we listen regularly. I appreciate the dynamic between you and your son James. I am especially grateful for the way you both model respectful and honest communication regarding difficult topics without wavering. Thank you for sharing and encouraging others in Christ. God bless.