Asking God Why

Not only do our actions and our motives matter, but our standard also matters. Jameson discusses the end of the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus tells us that having the wrong standard for our actions and motives will result in disaster.

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Why do our motives matter? Aren't the outward actions good enough? Jameson considers why Jesus tells us our motives also matter to God.

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Why does Jesus care about our actions? Why can't His people live and act any way they want?

Jameson begins examining the Sermon on the Mount by asking why our actions matter to Jesus.

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Why would Jesus leave the throne room of heaven to come to this earth? Do we find out His purpose in coming to earth?

Jameson considers quite a few reasons from Matthew 1-4 as to why Jesus came to this world.

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In Season 1 of "Asking God Why," Jameson is studying the book of Matthew. He asks the question, "Why is Jesus the Christ?" Before the answer can be found, he considers how to look at the book as a first-century Jew, the original audience of Matthew.

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We are reaching the end of our study of Job - what have we learned? 

When God arrives, He begins to question Job. The first part of God's speech emphasizes His power - and emphasizes that Job cannot measure up to God. 

Elihu continues his discussion of God's nature. In order to answer the question, "Why do good people suffer," it is necessary to properly understand who God is. 

Elihu speaks after listening to all the words of Job and his friends. To answer the question, "Why do good people suffer," Elihu shows that we must first have a proper understanding of who God is. Without an understanding of God based upon His own words, we will never find our answer.

Job's final speech pleads and demands justice to be served. If he has done anything that he has been accused of doing, then let him face the justice of God.