Questions about how God could be perfect if he regrets something he did, whether there’s a difference between God’s sovereignty and God’s providence, and what Nehemiah meant when he said God “put it into his heart” to do certain things.

 

Does Genesis 6:6 mean God made a mistake since it says he regretted that he had made humans? How could God be perfect if he regrets something he did?

Is there a difference between God’s sovereignty and God’s providence?

When Nehemiah says in 2:12 and 7:5 that God “put it into his heart” to do certain things, is this just another way of describing God’s guidance?

Questions about what the absence of marriage in Heaven will mean for you and your spouse, thoughts regarding two Christians signing a prenup, whether it’s okay to want to get married because you want to have sex, and a wife taking over spiritual leadership.

 

My pastor said marriage won’t be necessary in Heaven anymore, so where does that leave me and my wife? The thought of my wife of eight years and mother of my child being “just a friend” makes my heart hurt.

What are your thoughts on two Christians signing a prenup before getting married?

Is it okay for me to want to get married because I want to have sex a lot?

Does the spiritual leader role fall on my shoulders when my husband is not spiritually leading our family?

Questions about the definition of inerrancy, whether or not Mark and Luke were associates of Jesus, and whether or not Mark and Luke wrote Mark and Luke.

 

What is the definition of Bible inerrancy?

Were Mark and Luke associates of Jesus, and did Mark and Luke write Mark and Luke?

Questions about why Christians buy health insurance if they really believe God answers prayer and whether or not one should end all prayers about desires for a spouse with “If it be your will.”

 

Why do Christians buy health insurance? Don’t Christians believe God answers prayer? If God loves you and cares about you, then he certainly wants you to be healthy, correct?

Should I end all my prayers about desires for a spouse with “If it be your will”? Should I consider the possibility of God not giving me the spouse?

Questions about whether God creating everything means he created evil too, and how a grief counselor can answer a question about whether God causes or allows death and sickness.

 

How should my daughter answer a friend at school who said, “If God created everything, he must have created evil too, like cancer, right?”

As a grief counselor, how should I answer this question I’m often faced with: Does God cause or allow death and sickness?

Questions about whether there’s Scripture to support a Christian church joining in worship services with an LDS church, whether it’s a genetic fallacy to say we shouldn’t sing any songs created by bands from NAR churches, and whether it’s a sin not to fast.

 

Is there any Scripture that would support a Christian church joining in worship services with an LDS church? How would you handle this situation if it were happening in your small community?

Is it a genetic fallacy to say we shouldn’t sing any songs created by bands from NAR churches, even if they’re biblically sound?

Is it a sin not to fast?

Questions about whether it’s a sin to remove someone from life support, whether it would be morally wrong to attend a legal assisted suicide of an unbelieving loved one, and what to say to a pregnant Christian who is justifying choosing abortion by saying God’s grace will cover it.

 

Is it a sin to remove someone from life support who has been declared clinically dead and has lost brain function?

Would it be morally wrong to attend a legal assisted suicide of an unbelieving loved one?

How would you recommend handling a situation where a pregnant Christian is justifying choosing abortion by saying God’s grace will cover it?

Questions about whether pretending to denounce your faith to save your life will cause you to lose your salvation, whether lying to save others’ lives is comparable to lying about your faith to save yourself, and advice for someone struggling with crippling intellectual doubts.

 

Can a Christian pretend to denounce his faith to save his life so that he can continue to live his life for God, or will he lose his salvation?

If lying to save others’ lives is acceptable, is denying your faith to save yourself or your family acceptable when you don’t mean it?

Do you have any advice for someone struggling with crippling intellectual doubts?

Questions about whether Greg and Amy are illegitimately claiming they’re the experts on what makes someone a Christian and a tactic to use with someone who counters any evidence offered by saying that other experts disagree.

 

Who made you the experts on what makes someone a Christian?

What tactic can I use with someone who counters any evidence I offer by saying that other experts disagree with me?

Questions about whether God created other human beings not described in Genesis 1–2, whether the children of Adam and Eve had to commit incest, and whether women are more naive or less intelligent than men since Eve was deceived and not Adam.

 

Did God create other human beings not described in Genesis 1–2?

If all humans came from Adam and Eve, wouldn’t that mean early humanity was forced to commit incest?

Are women more naive or less intelligent than men in general since Eve was deceived and not Adam?