When we fear something, it's because we don't trust it. There are many people who aren't saved because they don't trust grace. They are afraid of it. There are even many genuine Christians who miss out on the abundant life in Christ because they are afraid of grace. What do we lose when we are afraid of grace?

For all of the questions that we have no answer to as it pertains to our suffering, we can be sure of where of trials come from and that can give us much needed strength.

What can Job teach us about why the righteous suffer--

-Legalism- is a word that get thrown around a lot, but what does it mean and how is it negatively affecting many of our churches--

What can Job teach us about why the righteous suffer?

"Legalism" is a word that get thrown around a lot, but what does it mean and how is it negatively affecting many of our churches?

What if anything do law and grace have in common? Do they both play a role in our salvation? And if not, then what is the purpose of the law today?

Is God an eternal being, or just an exalted man as the LDS teach-- What implications does this have for us today--

Is God an eternal being, or just an exalted man as the LDS teach? What implications does this have for us today?

What are the differences between a mature Christian and an immature Christian-- Paul illustrates the difference between the two by comparing the differences between a free son and a slave. It is possible to be a son and yet live like a slave to the law, but we don't have to.