Special guest Ruth Wells joins us on our first part of a mini-series entitled "Choosing Life." Why are people so angry about the Roe v Wade ruling? When babies die, do they go to heaven?

If God is love, how are only a few people through history actually saved? What are we to make of Rick Warren and the controversy of hiring female pastors?

Should we be accused of manipulating people when we share Christ during a tragedy? Why is Israel depicted as a fig tree in Jesus' parable in Luke 13? How do we tell unbelievers that God is patient, and yet they need to repent NOW?

Was Jesus looking forward to God's judgment on man according to our passage on Sunday? In our passage it also said that Jesus was distressed about the cross - Was this worry or anxiety? Are we really any more holy than the Old Testament saints because we have the Holy Spirit?

As Christians how should we think about the shootings that occurred in the past 2 weeks? Does Luke 12:35-48 really specifically address Pastors? In light of the warning Jesus gives to unfaithful servants and Pastors in our passage, can you speak about the scandal going on in the Southern Baptist Convention right now?

Are we supposed to get ourselves "pumped up" for the Lord? What is a "spirit of fear" according to 2 Tim 1? Should I ever be angry at evil-doers?

How much should other people's comments affect my mood? If I'm obeying God's revealed will, can I just do whatever I want and say that I'm in the will of God? What is the point of praying if I can't change God's mind?

Am I really supposed to not ask God to be rich or poor? Should Christians invest and pursue financial planning in light of the fact that money is not going to matter in heaven? Do I really have the potential to be truly evil in man's eyes?

Was the crucifixion the only possible explanation for Jesus' death described by the prophets? Was it a miracle when the disciples took the colt for Jesus on Palm Sunday? How should Christians respond to political adversaries who criticize conservative views on welfare and caring for others?

Could you explain humanism and whether it is a world-wide philosophy, or just separate to the U.S.? What did Jesus mean when he said to "give alms" in Luke 11? Why is there so little about the rapture in Revelation? Can you explain amillenialism?