Heaven is definitely the destination that Christians hope to reach at the end of time. However, there are passages that indicate sin exists in Heaven! Is that true? Doesn’t the Bible say that there will be no more sin in Heaven? Let’s look to the scriptures to better understand this complex subject.

Heaven is definitely the destination that Christians hope to reach at the end of time. However, there are passages that indicate sin exists in Heaven! Is that true? Doesn't the Bible say that there will be no more sin in Heaven? Let's look to the scriptures to better understand this complex subject.

It is not uncommon to hear people take a very scientific approach to answering the questions of life. What is surprising is how many people who profess to be Christians actively diminish the presence of spiritual beings. As Dan walks us through many passages in this conversation, it is obvious the Bible wants us to be aware of things that exist beyond the physical. But does that mean that demons are active in today’s world? Did the Devil take a break after Jesus was raised from the dead? This is a conversation we really encourage you to spend some time with, read the scriptures, and send us any follow up questions and comments you may have.

Is there really such a thing? If you read a few passages in the Bible it certainly sounds real. Something unforgivable is an extremely scary concept and something that probably warrants looking into. We promise there is more than doom and gloom to this discussion.

Is there an exact moment when God forgives my sins? Does it matter if I am a Christian or not? Do I need to keep a list of my sins and pray for each one of them? These are just a few questions Dan and Jed covered in part 1 of this follow-up question about forgiveness.

During the Christmas season, there seems to be a renewed interest in Jesus Christ and especially in his birth. However, there seems to be some hesitation or even conflict in some congregations as to whether or not this part of Jesus’ story should be addressed. How does your congregation handle the idea of a Christmas program or worship service? Whatever we do, may we all strive to be more Biblical and less worried about traditions.

It’s quite a combination of topics, but we had several shorter questions we decided to address in one video. Since the original posting of this video, it has been question number three that people have listened to and written us about the most.

1) So, is dancing all bad?

2) Does the Bible tell us how to show joy for a baptism or other events during worship?

3) Can we go to Heaven if we are cremated?

The way the Lord’s Supper is distributed varies depending on where you live, what kind of building you are in, and even the way you interpret scripture. So, how did people take the Lord’s Supper in the early church? Can we do anything that lessens the significance of the Lord’s Supper? We’ve covered a lot of questions related to this subject, and we welcome your continued dialogue on this special part of our worship services.

It is not uncommon to hear people take a very scientific approach to answering the questions of life. What is surprising is how many people who profess to be Christians actively diminish the presence of spiritual beings. As Dan walks us through many passages in this conversation, it is obvious the Bible wants us to be aware of things that exist beyond the physical. But does that mean that demons are active in today's world? Did the Devil take a break after Jesus was raised from the dead? This is a conversation we really encourage you to spend some time with, read the scriptures, and send us any follow up questions and comments you may have.

Is there really such a thing? If you read a few passages in the Bible it certainly sounds real. Something unforgivable is an extremely scary concept and something that probably warrants looking into. We promise there is more than doom and gloom to this discussion.