In this episode Dr. Goodman answers some more of your questions, including what is going on with prophets.  Do they still exist today?  How should we understand their references in the Bible.  Also, should all Christians be republicans...yes, politics, yeah!  And what did Paul mean when telling us to not engage in the Lord's Supper in an unworthy manner? 

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The entire concept of Like Stars is rooted in the amazing story of Daniel and how his life as a servant in the Babylonian courtroom demonstrates to us what it means for faithful commitment to God to cause one to stand out. In this episode I discuss why and how Daniel captures the heart of the podcast moving forward. 

In this episode we continue to answer your questions, including:

On this episode we look to answer some of your questions

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If there is one thing everyone can agree on, it's that we all want what is "good" (and to avoid what is bad).  But what no one can agree on is what is actually good or bad - who even decides?  This search for the best life is called wisdom and permeates the Bible, starting right from the beginning in Genesis chapter 1.

Of all the words used by Christians, "Faith" may be the most crucial.  And  yet, for many followers of Jesus who claim to have it (and be saved by  it), they don't have a solid and clear answer for what the word actually  means.  Far too often it is simply associated with the English word  "belief", but historically that is not what the Greek word translated as  "faith" fully means.  In this 3 part class, we explore the historical  origins of the word faith, how that affects the way the Biblical authors  used it and what it means for our understanding today.

Of all the words used by Christians, "Faith" may be the most crucial.  And yet, for many followers of Jesus who claim to have it (and be saved by it), they don't have a solid and clear answer for what the word actually means.  Far too often it is simply associated with the English word "belief", but historically that is not what the Greek word translated as "faith" fully means.  In this 3 part class, we explore the historical origins of the word faith, how that affects the way the Biblical authors used it and what it means for our understanding today.