David and Josh talk through a particular question relating to our T.U.L.I.P. series. To skip the banter, fast forward to 6:30.

Question answered

1. Hello, You were talking about Romans 7 in your podcast about the Perseverance of the Saints, and also how all believers are saved no matter what because God has us. This can be very comforting as a conscientious person always worried about pleasing God. However, there are many verses warning believers that we will be judged on account of our works, such as 2 Corinthians 5:10. Also, where James says if we correct a brother who is erring we will save their soul from death, and also in Revelation regarding removal of the lampstand, not to mention the parables of Jesus such as the one regarding the salt losing its saltiness, the wedding garment, and his teaching of where he will cast many who call him Lord, Lord out because they do not do what he says.

Questions Covered Today

1. How do you address/caution a believer who is listening to false teaching? How do you address an unbeliever who's "seeking truth" but listening to false teaching?

2. Coming from a place of believing in predestination, does God love everyone?

Questions Covered Today

1. How do we distinguish between fruits of the Spirit (Holy Spirit) vs. spiritual gifts?

2. How do you get baptized through the Holy Spirit? How do you know when you experience it?

How should we view biblical purity for the unmarried and what has it looked like over the decades in the evangelical church? What does it look like now? What is the gospel approach to this?

The article talked about on the podcast today is linked below.

https://www.npr.org/2019/07/21/743926857/evangelical-writer-who-influenced-purity-culture-announces-separation-from-wife?fbclid=IwAR1RZw8gXoSzypdyeeaRYiAXiWa47LQ_h3AzxPSEg50NP7K5qVC02vtO5rI

Does the church play a role in politics? How do we think rightly about topics such as this? Why are lyrics interchangeable within some of the hymns we sing on a Sunday? Tune in!