3 Questions Podcast 3 Questions Podcast

1. When I’m reading the Bible for myself, how do I make applications for modern-day life?

 

2. I’ve heard the term heretic, but I’m not familiar with it. What makes someone a heretic?

 

3. What does it mean to “be holy” as we are told in scriptures like 1 Peter 1:15-16?

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3. How do we “put on” the whole armor of God? What does that mean?

 

2. Is it possible to say the right thing in the wrong way? Whether it’s in gospel conversation, parental correction, ethical discussion, etc.

 

3. What is a favorite proverb from the book of Proverbs and why?

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1. Is deliverance ministry a biblical concept? (As in casting out spirits and demons related to certain problems like: anger, worry, impatience, pride; tearing down spiritual strongholds; claiming victory in Christ over all enemies.)

 

2. Why does Paul use “and” instead of “or” for male and female in Galatians 3:28?

 

3. What are some ways that singleness can be used as a gift from God to serve his church and kingdom?



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1. Things that may keep a person up at night (cause worry)? And how do you handle it?

 

2. Ways to strengthen family and friendships?

 

3. Healthy methods for being a witness for Christ and having gospel conversations?

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1. Why do we have Church on Sunday instead of the Sabbath?—Christ rose the day after the Sabbath.

 

2. What was the meaning of the strict regulations regarding the Ark of the Covenant in the Old Testament?—who could carry it, how to carry it, who could enter into the same room and how often, etc.?

 

3. How can I love my neighbor as myself, practically speaking? How can I love my enemies, practically speaking?



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1. As a Christian whose sins are already forgiven through the finished work of Christ, is it wrong to ask forgiveness for indwelling sin as I continue to grow? Should I focus on “confessing and repenting” of continual sin, as opposed to asking “forgiveness”?

 

2. How do the Bible and science relate to each other? Specifically regarding origin of the universe, and age of the earth, and evolutionary processes?) 

I’ve never had a problem believing in creation and believing in science.  My God made man and my God created science as well.  He is big enough to have done both. The Bible doesn’t tell us everything about creation, it doesn’t tell us how long a day was.  It could have been 24 hours. It could have been 24,000 years.  I live in Norman, there is a museum of natural history right down the street.  To deny that the dinosaurs existed seems almost ludicrous.  Why isn’t more said about how the Bible and science are related and how one offers explanations for the other.  After Doug’s sermon last Sunday this and other related questions seem to be popping into my brain.  I don’t believe that I was formed when two molecules accidentally collided in a pool of mud.   But if that’s how God wanted to do it, who am I to question.  I believe the Bible is the infallible word of God.  Why can’t we use it to help explain science.

 

3. Believing that there are lessons to be learned from Church history, both for good and for bad, what is a favorite story/lesson from the Christians that have gone before us?



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