In this episode, we will draw connections in God's Word to answer a commonly faced question that can weigh on the mind of the Christian and affect our reactions.

We apologize for the absence of an episode last week. In today's episode, we will wrap up our excerpt on predestination by looking into some of the objections that arise regarding the doctrine.

Today we will continue to discuss last week's topic and go deeper into the biblical references and passages regarding predestination, foreknowledge, and election.

In the upcoming episodes, we will look into what predestination is, what the Bible says regarding it, and why it's so controversial. In today's episode, we will start by laying that foundation.

While a listener was reading through Hebrews 11, he encountered a verse that stated that Rahab, a harlot and a liar, was an example of acting by faith. We will turn to God's Word and answer this question in this Episode.

Resources Cited in this Episode:

Today Pastor Matt will again look to God's Word and dissect the deep and heavy topic of suicide and how it affects a Christian's faith and salvation.

Resources:

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline:

www.christiansncrisis.com

In this episode, Pastor Matt will look to scripture and dissect why we shouldn't fear death and what we should do in preparation.

Even with a cold, Pastor Matt is still dedicated to the church body and the cultivation of this podcast. Please be keeping him in your prayers!

This week,  Pastor Matt will go in-depth about how we should live in response to Jesus's words in Matthew 16:24.

In response to last week's episode, today we will again turn to scripture to unpack how we should pray from Jesus's teachings. We will go in-depth on what the Lord's Prayer means in Matthew 6 and how it can be applied in our prayer life.

Throughout life, especially in difficult times, it can feel like our prayers aren't answered, or God isn't listening. Today, with Pastor Matt's help, we will turn to God's Word and extract the details of how God hears our prayers.