In this episode of Life on Point, we answer a third round of questions submitted by you!

1. Are Christians allowed to have tattoos?
2. Is cussing a sin?
3. Is it a sin to drink alcohol?
4. Can a Christian be demonized or need deliverance from strongholds?

In this episode of Life on Point, we answer more questions submitted by you!

1. Is suicide an unpardonable sin?
2. What is blasphemy against the Holy Spirit?
3. Does 1 Peter 3:21 teach that baptism is necessary for salvation?

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In this episode of Life on Point, we answer various questions submitted by you!

1. Which biblical account of Judas' death is correct?
2. Did Judas go to Heaven?
3. Why did Job tear off his robe and shave his head after he lost everything?
4. How do you give your life to God?

Ever wondered how the Bible became, well, the Bible? In this episode of Life on Point, we discuss how the various writings were selected for the Old and New Testaments.

How to pray when you don't know what to say? Today, we discuss how you can pray using the Bible to model your words to God when you can't seem to come up with your own. Praying the Scriptures is a powerful way to communicate to God.

In this special holiday episode, we look at what Christmas is, what it isn't, and personally reflect on special Christmas moments and memories!

With Israel being at the forefront of the news and social media, we wanted to sit down and talk with Aaron Abramson, chief operating officer with Jews for Jesus, and hear things from his insightful perspective.

References:
https://jewsforjesus.org
https://www.samaritanspurse.org

Defining the characteristics of gender is a topic that can potentially flame controversy. No gender role, responsibilities, or definition is more in debate or misconstrued than that of what it is to be a man. In this episode of Life on Point, we look at what the Bible describes as "manhood."  What you find may surprise you.

Prayer is a pivotal part of the Christian life. In this episode, Pastors Chris and Darren speak on the point and manner of communicating with God through prayer.

We often see the expression "As for me and my house" on home decorum and apparel, but when Joshua made that statement, it carried a lot of weight. What about today? Can present-day families, not only make this statement, but boldly stand on the last part of that text: "we will serve the Lord?" Find out how you and your family can place God in the forefront of your home as Pastor Chris and Pastor Darren discuss Joshua's famous quote.