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On todays Bible Answer Man broadcast (10/09/20), Hank answers the following questions:

I attend a senior citizens center that stopped allowing public prayers over meals. What should I do in this situation?
Are the three days and three nights Jesus mentions in Matthew 12:40 referring to Easter?
My family attends a United Pentecostal Church; what are your thoughts on this denomination?
I once saw a fire levitating in my RV and I thought about God in the burning bush. Is this legitimate?
What is your take on William Branham and his ministry?
What is the sin leading to death in 1 John 5:16-17?
Can one receive Jesus as Savior without the intent to make Him the Lord of your life?

Q&A: Public Prayer, the United Pentecostal Church, and the Sin Leading To Death

Let Christian Research Institute President Hank Hanegraaff and his guests equip you to defend your faith against errors and false teachers, and help you stay strong in your walk with the Lord.

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On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast, Hank starts a series of broadcasts to focus you on life practices that will transform your 2021. Today’s focus is on prayer, as it is primary to life practices, in that prayer marshals us into continuous communion with the lover of our souls. As such, it is the principle practice through which we experience being filled with the presence and power of God.

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Best of BAM: Transform Your 2021 With Prayer

On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast, Hank spends the last day of the year to focus your attention on the oft-neglected spiritual discipline of fasting. Fasting is a spiritual discipline in which we master our appetites so that we may partake of heavenly manna. While food is certainly a glorious gift from the Lord; little compares with mastery over the appetites that so often seek to master us. The Apostle Paul uses the analogy of athletics in this regard, saying that we must run the race in such a way to get the prize. Wishing doesn’t win a race, it requires strict training and discipline.

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Transform Your 2021 With Fasting

On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast, Hank focuses your attention on the importance of reading books. Reading is a life practice that can renew and transform our minds. Reading improves discipline, vocabulary, memory, creativity, reasoning, relaxation, and it can even stave off diseases such as Alzheimer's. More importantly, reading engages us with another mind. Not only is reading the Bible importantwhich Hank talked about on yesterday’s broadcastbut Hank encourages listeners to read other books like the Classics as well as theological books by those who have learned to think God’s thoughts after Him.

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Transform Your 2021 by Reading Good Books

On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast, Hank continues to focus your attention on spiritual disciplines leading up to the New Year. Today he focuses on the spiritual discipline of reading. Reading is not intended to add more stuff to an already over-cluttered mind, but rather to provide new heights of perspective and new depths of understanding. Isaac Newton could never have invented the magnifying power of the telescope by himself. He read and reflected on the accumulated knowledge of those who had gone before him. The source of his genius was immersion in a sea of revelationand the greatest of all revelations is the Bible. Newton read it, and so must we.

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Transform Your 2021 With Reading

On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast, Hank starts the final week of 2020 with a series of broadcasts to focus you on life practices that will transform your 2021. Today’s focus is on prayer, as it is primary to life practices, in that prayer marshals us into continuous communion with the lover of our souls. As such, it is the principle practice through which we experience being filled with the presence and power of God.

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Q&A: Public Prayer, the United Pentecostal Church, and the Sin Leading To Death

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