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Nathanael Stallings - “I struggle with doubt… I still believe in the gospel but I’ve been getting a lot of questions about things such as biblical inerrancy that I am uncertain about. Do you have any helpful words for someone struggling with doubt, particularly regarding the reliability of the Bible?” Every Monday at 12PM CT Pastor Joel hops on YouTube to answer your questions live. This episode of Questions was taken from one of his Live Q&A. To make sure you are notified when we have our next Live Q&A - subscribe to our YouTube channel and click the bell.

Adam Duran - “Pastor Joel, please discuss your approach to family worship." Every Monday at 12PM CT Pastor Joel hops on YouTube to answer your questions live. This episode of Questions was taken from one of his Live Q&A. To make sure you are notified when we have our next Live Q&A - subscribe to our YouTube channel and click the bell.

“If there is anything they desire to learn, let them ask their husbands at home. For it is shameful for a woman to speak in church.” 1 Corinthians‬ ‭14:35‬ ‭ESV‬‬ The Bible seems to indicate that women should reserve their theological questions for their husbands. If so, how far should this principle be applied?

“Could you speak to the relationship between Postmillennialism and Theonomy? I see the appropriateness of desiring to apply God’s standards in all areas of life, but do not see the Scriptures necessarily saying that the outcome of applying theonomic principles will play out in this world as the postmill position believes it will. In other words, Can I affirm Theonomy without affirming Postmillennialism?

If the death of Jesus is not a mere example of sacrificial love but actual atonement (the finished payment for sin), and if Jesus died for each and every individual, why do many people still go to eternal suffering in hell? It appears as though these individuals’ sins are being paid for “twice;” once by Jesus on the cross, and once by them in hell.

Christians must remember that Public Schools are State Schools. Therefore, “Caesar” is the head of all Public Schools. Christians have been commanded by Christ to “render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and to God the things that are God’s. So the question is this: Whose image do we see in our children? In other words, are children made in the image of Caesar, or the image of God? As Voddie Baucham famously said, “If we send our children to Caesar, we should not be surprised when they come back as Romans.” “‘Tell us, then, what you think. Is it lawful to pay taxes to Caesar, or not?’ But Jesus, aware of their malice, said, ‘Why put me to the test, you hypocrites? Show me the coin for the tax.’ And they brought him a denarius. And Jesus said to them, ‘Whose likeness and inscription is this?’ They said, ‘Caesar's.’ Then he said to them, ‘Therefore render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and to God the things that are God's.’” Matthew‬ ‭22:17-21‬ ‭ESV‬‬

Nations that adhere to Christian principles are always blessed. Is it permissible for Christians to point out this evidence to unbelievers as an incentive for them to come to Christ? Or is this tactic just another form of “Seeker-Sensitive” evangelicalism?

Big Eva is filled with ideologues and opportunists. The ideologues eventually expose themselves, but the opportunists tend to be more sneaky. As wokeness begins to die down, Big Eva is desperately trying to find a way to pivot. How can we lovingly expose these opportunists so that Christians don’t fall for their schemes?

Ministries like yours regularly emphasize the importance of God’s Law, but how does this emphasis square with Romans 6:14? “For sin will have no dominion over you, since you are not under law but under grace.”

It is not merely permissible for Christians to resist tyranny, it is necessary. John Knox once said, “Resistance to tyranny is obedience to God.” So are there any methods of resistance that the Bible forbids?

In this episode of Questions, John Harris, AD Robles and Joel Webbon offer book recommendations for those who desire to grow in their ability of applying God’s Law to every area of life.