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A lot of pastors in our nation have seemed to change their position on Covid-19 and how churches should respond. However, very few of these pastors have gone on public record admitting that they were previously wrong. Should these pastors publicly repent for their past errors and ignorance?

The Bible seems to clearly teach that riches in this life are often a pitfall to living a righteous life. So is it actually possible for a person to be both rich and righteous? If so, how can this be achieved?

Is there ever is a time where it’s acceptable and biblical to cut someone out of your life who is toxic and mistreats you? I know Christians are called to forgive one another and love their neighbors, but is there ever a time where it’s simply unwise to continue associating with someone who doesn’t treat you well? And what if the individual in question is a family member or friend?

It was recently discovered that Ravi Zacharias committed several counts of egregious sexual sin. Also, Pastor James Coates in Canada was recently imprisoned for continuing his church’s gatherings on Sundays. In light of these two events, many Christians seem to be making defenses for Ravi but condemning Pastor Coates, insisting that his imprisonment is not an example of genuine persecution but merely the appropriate consequence for his foolish decisions.

There’s a lot of controversy about Dr. Seuss right now. Do you think he was actually racist? If so, should his books be cancelled?

Does God reveal himself to all people? Are individuals still morally responsible for answering to God even if they never hear the good news about Jesus?

What are the clear biblical signs of receiving God's Judgment? Has America arrived at this point, or do we still have time to repent?

President Joe Biden and members of the Democratic Party continue to call for unity, but this “unity” seems very disingenuous. So what does the Bible have to say about unity? And what are the primary distinctions between Biden’s unity and God’s?

What degree of authority should the members of a congregation have in their local church? Should pastors/elders have authority over everything, or should the congregation bear some measure of authority? If so, what specific things should the members of a congregation have authority over?

Part 5 - Perseverance of the Saints. Pastor Joel, could you briefly explain each of the five points of calvinism and explain the logical and biblical significance of this particular theological system?