This week's questions:

1. 1 John 3:16 says ‘lay down our lives for our brothers and sisters’. Is that brothers and sisters in Christ or all of humanity?

2. If Christian’s are unified, why are there so many denominations? Is there any value in them or are they more of a divide?

3. How do we support someone who is trying to seek Jesus’ love?

This week's questions:

1. Is there a list of Every Spiritual Blessing in Christ?

2. Can we accelerate or obstruct God's plan?

3. How to interpret predestined & chosen from Ephesians 1?

This week's questions:

1. How should we navigate the connections and contrasts between God's commitment to fulfil his explicit promises, and his ability to bring in surprises or twists?

2. Does God need or want us to be apart of his plan and where do we find this in the Bible?

3. What are your thoughts on any connection between the restorative justice of God and the Sabbath as per 2 Chronicles 36:21?

This week's questions:

1. Manasseh was influenced by his father & grandfather. Should this encourage the way we worship in front of our children

2. Why doesn’t 2 Kings include Manasseh’s repentance?

3. How do we stay faithful when it feels like God is punishing us or allowing the punishments of the world

This week's questions:

1. How else can we fulfil our baptismal commitment to the church?

2. Why are there different views and practices of baptism?

3. Is church tradition a reliable source of information?

This Week's Questions:

1. How do we better hold in balance our differing theology of faith = rewards?

2. How do we get better at discerning Gods purposes for us, when faithfulness could mean blessing or adversity but we naturally move toward the former.

3. Can you talk about the differences between the accounts of Hezekiah in 2 Kings and 2 Chronicles

This Week's Questions:

1. Chronicles 30:20 says the Lord healed the people. Apparently this Hebrew word means physical healing. Traditionally interpreted as meaning forgiven. What’s going on here?

2. How do we maintain the tension between the demand for perfect obedience and the priority of the heart?

3. What are some of your other favourite passages and why?

1. Why don’t the biblical authors tell us more about the politics of the day?
2. Jehosaphat faced an existential threat. To what extent is today's secular state of Israel synonymous with God's chosen people and the covenants of the Bible?
3. How could Isaiah’s prophecy of a virgin birth be a sign to Ahaz given he wouldn’t see it in his lifetime?

1. Jehoshaphat recognised that the battle was against principalities and powers but it was also a real battle. How do we recognise one without ignoring/confusing the other?
2. Stand firm and see the deliverance the Lord will give you. How do we stand firm in a crisis?
3. I’ve heard people make a big deal about the singers leading the army – What do you think?

This week's questions:

1. One application was not to support Trump, like evil King Ahab. Harris too has flaws: immigration, inflation, family policies. Why polarisation over compromise?

2. None of the leaders of today follow the tenants of the bible. How do we, as Christians decide who we should be voting for as our leaders?

3. I’m certain we have diluted our duty to God and His church but where in the historical background of Christian beliefs did the wheels go off the rails?