One of the first verses people will use in teaching that you can loose your salvation is Hebrews 6:4-6. Is this really what this verse teaches? On this episode, we will examine what the verse teaches and answer the questions of whether a person can loose their salvation or not. 

Jesus invites us to follow Him and Peter challenges us to follow in the steps of Jesus. How can we do this and what does it look like in our lives today? We examine four areas of our life that we can choose to follow in the steps of Jesus.

We revisit the topic of abortion to answer three of the very common objections people give for abortion. Our goal for this conversation is to better equip ourselves to defend the choice for life and help people understand the logical conclusion of what they are saying. We will talk through these three popular responses:

1. Doesn't a woman have a right to her own body?

Often we think of God's will as some type of mystery that God is hiding from us. That He will only reveal it for just a moment and if we miss it then it is gone. This is totally inconsistent with God's character.  God's will is fully knowable and doable today because His will is in the present. We will talk about discovering what God's will is for our lives and then how to fulfill that will. 

Do you know God's will for your life right now? When I ask that question in a group most of the time hardly any hands will go up. Most are trying to figure out what God's will is in their life. On this episode, we will discuss what God's will really is and how we can know it today.  

If God is not stopping all the evil and suffering then what is He doing about it? We look at what God's answer is to the problem of evil and weigh out if He has done enough.  

If God is all powerful then He can stop the evil but He doesn't. Why? What reasons are there for God not to stop the evil and suffering we find in our world?

We know that God exists, God is love, God is all good, God is all powerful, God is all knowing, and evil and suffering exist. So did God create evil and if not where did it come from? We take the next three episodes to answer three foundational questions of how suffering and evil can exist with a loving God.

Doubts will come in our life. Doubt does not make you a bad person or even mean you are forsaking our faith. Doubt can actually be a good thing that produces growth in your life. We examine how Jesus handled the doubt of John the Baptist to learn how we should handle ours. 

Is doubt the opposite of faith? Is doubt unbelief? Can we have faith and doubt at the same time? We answer these question about doubt and discover its relationship with faith.