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How do we resolve the tension that seems to exist between God’s sovereign election and a parent’s duty to train up their child in the way they should go? Is a child’s salvation the product of godly parenting? If not, does our parenting actually matter?

What does it mean for someone to be a “servant-leader?” Should Christians use this term? If so, what is the biblical support for “servant-leadership?”

Should Christians always submit to those in positions of civil authority? If not, what is the biblical criteria for Christians rebelling against the civil magistrate?

Pastor Joel, I understand, that according to Scripture, churches should be viewed as essential. However, does the Bible teach that churches are unique? In other words, is there something particular that occurs in the context of locally gathered churches that does not occur in Christian's private practices of piety?

There seems to be a lot of confusion surrounding the subject of apostles. So do apostles still exist today as they did in Scripture? In this episode, Pastor Joel seeks to explain what an apostle is, and whether or not they still exist in the church today?

Surely, black lives matter because the Scripture clearly teaches that all lives matter. So how can Christians (especially white Christians) love and esteem black lives in a biblically faithful way?

Biblical Justice has four key components. It is truthful, impartial, proportional, and direct. So what does it mean for justice to be “direct?”

Biblical Justice has four key components. It is truthful, impartial, proportional, and direct. So what does it mean for justice to be “proportional?”

Biblical Justice has four key components. It is truthful, impartial, proportional, direct. So what does it mean for justice to be “impartial?”

Biblical Justice has four key components. It is truthful, impartial, proportional, and direct. So what does it mean for justice to be “truthful?”