Jerod asks John to back up his take on the Judgment Seat of Christ. What is it? Who is it for? And perhaps most interesting: when is it? Scriptures referenced include 2nd Corinthians 5:10, Romans 14:10, and a whole host of others. John also gives some of his back story on coming to understand Philippians […]

Listener question: Luke 17 indicates that man will get worse until it is like the days of Noah and the days of Lot.  Ecclesiastes 7 indicates (though it doesn’t exactly say it) that the former days are not better than today.  Is the world getting worse or not?

Jerod poses hypothetical questions about the matters of marriage.  Are believing couples that agree to divorce, free to remarry?    Where is God and where is law in the sense of our culture around marriage and divorce?  Is marriage a covenant between the people?

When or where is Enoch?  What does it mean that Enoch was translated?  Why can’t Enoch be one the two witness’?  If we are going to learn the scriptures in eternity, why should we now?

Why is the gift of God pretty clear in the scriptures and the prize is not so clear?  What is the prize of God?

What is the context of the book of Matthew? Why is it so important, positionally?

Is prayer just for us or is it for God too?  Why don’t we pray?  Does God need us to pray?  Is there a form for the way we are to pray?

Is  2Kings 2:9-25 evidence that the God of the Old Testament is not a righteous God?

This week Jerod and John look at 2 Peter 2.  Jerod asks who is Peter writing about and who is he writing to.

The guys continue the conversation on dispensational changes.  This week they focus in on the change into the Dispensation of Law, then out of that into the current, Despensation of the Church.