Andrew Farley

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What does the resurrection mean for us personally? I just got saved recently, and now they say I need the gift of tongues to be truly saved! Why did Jesus ask the rich young ruler, "Why do you call me good?"? Are there two final judgments or only one? What will it be like? My son has joined a cult, and I'm asking you to pray for him!

Hebrews Warns Unbelievers (NOT Believers) About Neglecting Salvation! Discussion Questions: eb, App, RSS If Jesus is the "exact representation" of God's nature, what does that do to our view of God? How does it impact your view of Jesus to know He is Creator and "upholds all things by the word of His power"? Why is "He sat down" such a loaded phrase after saying He "made purification of sins"? Why does the writer make such a big deal about Jesus being better than the angels? React to this statement: The universe will wear out but Jesus remains the same. React to this statement: Worship, sonship, throne, kingdom, the right hand—these belong only to Jesus! How do "pay much closer attention" and "neglect so great a salvation" give proper context to the warnings that appear later in Hebrews 6 and 10?

Why are so many scared of too much grace? What does the Bible actually say about grace? I've read so many passages that freak me out and make me think I have no chance of entering God's kingdom. Do we need to ask God to forgive us every time we sin? What about confessing to one another?

Did God predestine sin in order to show off His glory? My friend said we can fall away and lose our salvation, because her brother did. Is that true? What do we do when we sin? Are you saying sin is okay?

What does "only Israel have I known" mean? Why don't we accept the extra books that aren't in the canon? How do I deal with unbelief when it surfaces? Does authority over the enemy (Luke 10) extend to every believer?

How is law different from grace? Are there commands in the New Testament letters? How do we view them? What does "Jacob I loved, Esau I hated" really mean? How do I convince my family they can't lose their salvation?

Is Ezekiel 28 a double prophecy about Satan? Where was Jesus for three days between His crucifixion and resurrection? Is "once saved, always saved" really the truth? Why are some afraid to teach about Satan? Why did God give us permission to eat animals? Why did God consider killing Moses? How could the women roll away the stone at the tomb? Why did they go to the tomb with spices on Sunday if His body would've been decaying already by then? What does Easter really mean for us?

What Dies If the Resurrection Isn't True? Discussion Questions: What would be at stake in our faith if Christ's resurrection were treated as symbolic instead of historical? How does the resurrection assure us that Christ's work on the cross truly accomplished salvation? How does belief in the resurrection change the way we think about death and loss? What does Paul mean when he says Christians would be "most to be pitied" if hope in Christ were only for this life? What does the image of "firstfruits" teach us about Christ's resurrection, our future resurrection, and our lives right now? What does it mean to be "in Adam," and what does it mean to be "in Christ"? What is Paul emphasizing by calling Jesus "the last Adam"? What does it mean for believers to belong to "the man of heaven" even before our final resurrection?

Does the King James Version offer the best translation of Isaiah 53? Is the King James Version the perfect Bible? What does it mean to be "chosen"? What is the true meaning of predestination? How could Jesus be in the heart of the Earth for "three days and three nights"? Wasn't He crucified on Friday and raised on Sunday?

My uncle offered his house to me at no charge, and now I'm wondering if it's God's will. How do we reconcile the fact that God doesn't want anyone to perish with the truth that some were "prepared for destruction"? Some churches have rejected me or paid no attention to me. I'm wondering if I've ruined my calling, and I need community. Can you help? I grew up in Africa, and I wonder how I can break soul ties and no longer be subject to generational curses.

What role should politics play in the life of a believer? Is it okay to have EMDR treatment for my brain trauma? Do we believe Jesus or obey Jesus to be saved? What is "the obedience of faith"? What should a believer's thoughts be on birthright citizenship and immigration?

Our pastor cheated on his wife and refused to step down. What are your thoughts? How do we approach God in prayer? And what about asking for relief or healing? How do we sense or feel the Holy Spirit's presence in our lives?

Why were other dead people raised at the resurrection of Jesus? Did Jesus go to Hell for three days? What is a "word of knowledge"? Why did Jesus teach them to pray: "Your will be done"? What does that mean?

I am afraid of failure in the workplace. How do I overcome this fear? What is the gift of tongues? How is it given? Should we all have it? Do you have to fully grasp the extent of the punishment you deserve in order to be saved?

What if Jesus' resurrection changes more than your afterlife? Discussion Questions: Read 1 Corinthians 15:17. How does Jesus being raised give you confidence that your sins are really forgiven? Read Hebrews 7:16. What does it mean to you that your hope is not running on "batteries" but on Jesus' indestructible life? Read John 11:25–26. Jesus is the resurrection and the life. How does this statement reshape the way you think about death, loss, and your future? Read John 14:19. Jesus says, "Because I live, you will live also." In what ways does this picture of being joined to Him help you understand how life can be lived? Read Romans 5:10. React to this statement: I am saved by His life! Read Ephesians 2:5–6. What stands out to you most in this passage? How does it impact the way you see yourself? Read Romans 8:10–11. In what circumstances do you tend to forget that resurrection power is at work in you? How could remembering help? Read Colossians 3:1–4. If your life is "hidden with Christ in God," how might th

How could Lot be righteous after what he did with his daughters? My friends say God never changes, so we should still be scared of Him like they were in the Old Testament? Why do so many people resist the message of God's grace? *Previously aired

I used to feel an incredibly strong connection to God, and now I feel nothing. Has He left me? Can you be saved if you don't believe in the gospel message? My pastor said some of us are not living up to the standard presented in the book of James. What are your thoughts?

I am afraid of failure in the workplace. How do I overcome this fear? What is the gift of tongues? How is it given? Should we all have it? Do you have to fully grasp the extent of the punishment you deserve in order to be saved?