Welcome to our next mini episode! Where our kid's ministry littles have big questions, and we give them little (age appropriate) answers. Our aim is to make sure our pastors answer their questions in full so they can have a better understanding of God and His world

This weeks question:

Is it sad on earth when someone dies? but happy in heaven?

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This weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy brings us a throwback! As the guys take some well deserved summer vacation, we wanted to revisit an older episode with you. Welcome to the throwback episodes:

Revisiting episode #327 This episode covers the following questions:

1- In Matthew 5:17-20 Jesus talks about the fulfillment of the law and how no Law will disappear until heaven and earth disappear. Yet as Christians we don’t follow the law as it may seem we are supposed to. Why is that? Is this just something Christianity has decided to skip over? What’s the difference between the law being abolished vs fulfilled? 3

2 - In Matthew 25:31-46 it talks about the people on the right getting eternal life and those on the left getting eternal punishment. How would this group of verses be reconciled into your current view of Hell and the afterlife?

3 - If I’m a Christian, is it okay to defend myself, even from physical harm or death? I’m struggling through the idea that as Christians, we are told to follow Christ as our Head and example and yet He, when unjustly arrested, tortured and killed never lifted a finger to defend himself. How can we Christians ever condone or even consider using violence against someone else, even if they decide to attack or kill us? I’m struggling to find the justification anywhere for it.

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Welcome to our next mini episode! Where our kid's ministry littles have big questions, and we give them little (age appropriate) answers. Our aim is to make sure our pastors answer their questions in full so they can have a better understanding of God and His world

This weeks question is:

When judgement day comes, will everyone in the world see your actions? and will you be also guilty?

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In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle and Blake discuss the following:

1:45 into episode July 19th - I know the idea of an inter-faith soccer tournament was in good faith. but is it truly inter faith if we can only include other christians? or is this exclusionary in nature.

6:00 into episode Jun 8 - What are your thoughts on short-term mission’s trips? Do they have any value? How can we effectively fulfill the great commission? 

39:52 into episode June 11- Are Noah’s 3 sons triplets?

42:42 into episode June 16 - What steps of action should be taken if a pastor on staff is found to be bullying or belittling congregation and members of the staff or volunteer team?

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Welcome to our next mini episode! Where our kid's ministry littles have big questions, and we give them little (age appropriate) answers. Our aim is to make sure our pastors answer their questions in full so they can have a better understanding of God and His world

This weeks question:

Is Samson in heaven?

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In this weeks episode, Pastors Doug, Blake, and Kyle discuss the following:

1:34 into episode May 25 - Zechariah 6:1-8, talks about 4 chariots coming out from between 2 mountains. It says that these are the 4 spirits of heaven. Please help me understand what these 4 spirits are? And what their significance is?

Also, why didn’t any of the chariots go east? Very confusing!!!

9:30 into episode May 24 - Zechariah 6, part of his vision talks about 4 spirits out of heaven. Why do we only acknowledge “THE Holy Spirit”?

“ 5 The angel answered me, “These are the four spirits[a] of heaven, going out from standing in the presence of the Lord of the whole world. 6 The one with the black horses is going toward the north country, the one with the white horses toward the west,[b] and the one with the dappled horses toward the south.””

12:12 into episodeMay 27 - In Exodus 25 God gives Moses the instructions on how to build the Ark of the covenant and he tells him to put cherubim on the cover. How do you speculate that Moses knew what cherubim looked like at this point in history? 

26:07 into episode June 3 - Can there be anything good without anything bad? 

29:26 into episode June 6 - I don’t understand Genesis 5:3. Why was Seth considered to be in Adam’s image, but not Cain or Abel? Why does the wording feel like Seth is his first son? it is strange wording in Genesis 4:1, when Eve says that Cain is the man that God promised her. I wonder what is going on?

43:40 into episode June 7- I recently heard someone say that Jesus is a great guy with a horrible fan base. What do you make of this? Are people ruining what Jesus set out to do?

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Welcome to our next mini episode! Where our kid's ministry littles have big questions, and we give them little (age appropriate) answers. Our aim is to make sure our pastors answer their questions in full so they can have a better understanding of God and His world

If you don't follow God will you still go to heaven?

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In this weeks episode, Pastors Kyle, Doug, and Blake discuss the following:

19 - Had a question about asking to filled with the Holy Spirit. Thinking about Acts 2 the disciples were told to wait for the Holy Spirit who was going to come upon them. They waited and he came upon them. Were they sitting in prayer at the time, asking for this gift of God? Looking at the start of Acts they were just called to wait. 

Why I also ask this is I wonder if we are to ask for the Holy Spirit as another part of salvation? Growing up Pentecostal it seems like we have to ask for us to be filled to be completely saved, but it seems to add another layer to being saved. It is told repeatedly that being saved is through believing in Jesus Christ. Is that belief alone and spending time getting to know Him how we are filled with the Holy Spirit

May 20 - Jesus casts demons out of people in the gospel stories. Where did these demons come from? As in what are the origins of demons, are there other spiritual beings that have differing origins like Nephilem? How do demons get access to people and how do we follow Jesus’ example of getting them out?

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Welcome to our next mini episode! Where our kid's ministry littles have big questions, and we give them little (age appropriate) answers. Our aim is to make sure our pastors answer their questions in full so they can have a better understanding of God and His world

What was Jesus' life like before people were born?

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In this weeks episode, the pastors discuss the following:

Aer - Can you please discuss the differences inerrant and infallible when talking about the bible?

May 19 - Where do the ideas of sensationalism come from? Kyle talked about the world filled and in the Greek have different definitions, one of them being complete and end. Would this be one of the ways that sensationalist determine their understanding of scripture and whether or no the the Spirit works at this time?

May 19 - Had a question about asking to filled with the Holy Spirit. Thinking about Acts 2 the disciples were told to wait for the Holy Spirit who was going to come upon them. They waited and he came upon them. Were they sitting in prayer at the time, asking for this gift of God? Looking at the start of Acts they were just called to wait.