Question answered
1. What is the distinction between being called to full-time, vocational ministry and serving in church ministry as a volunteer?

Dave, David, and Ben talk through the Christmas outreach, SafePark, and Dave's trip to Togo.

Questions answered
1. Why was Lot’s wife turned into salt? Why salt versus other options? Why not sand, mud, or chocolate? Salt is supposed to be a preservative and we as believers are called the salt of the earth.
2. How should Christians act on social media and in-person when the topic of politics comes up?

Questions answered:

1. What does it look like to hate your sin?
2. Is cussing a sin?

Below are the questions and topics discussed.

1. I am looking forward to the singing evening coming up. I was wondering if Living Water often gathers/collaborates with other churches in the area for such events and community outreach? I've been thinking lately about ways I as an individual and we as a church can help show unity in Christ to the community, even if we don't believe the exact things as another church.

2. How do we get connected to serving at LWC?

3. Kanye West and Benny Hinn

David, Ben, and Josh cover two questions submitted over the past couple of weeks.

Questions answered:
1. What commitment does Living Water Church have to corporate prayer?

2. How does Living Water Church help someone struggling with habitual sin?

We cover two questions this week. See what they are below.

Questions answered:
1. Why did we paint our church's Mission and Vision Statements on the walls of the church?
2. In regards to Sunday's sermon discussing man's worth because of being created in God's image and likeness, can we dig deeper into understanding that? In the Bible, I see talk of "worthless men" in 1 Samuel 2:12, Job 11:11, Proverbs 6:12, and Romans 3:12. Can you elaborate to help with confusion and how we should understand worth? Do we really have worth apart from Christ? What makes someone have worth, worthlessness, or simply have inherent worth (which is what I understand from Sunday's sermon).

Questions answered:
1. What would you say to someone heavily struggling with believing in the Trinity?
2. Why do we do Communion the way we do?
3. Why do we weekly recite the Apostles' Creed?

This week the guys are back on schedule and are unpacking the new Vision Statement along with unpacking the term "seeker-friendly."

Question answered.
1. Is it wrong to have a "seeker-friendly" approach to church?

A lot has happened in the past couple of weeks! The guys sit down and hash out the new Mission statement and order of service.