That's a Good Question

In this episode of “That’s a Good Question,” the hosts dive into some intriguing theological inquiries. First, they explore the question of what level of knowledge Satan has since he is a spiritual being, in contrast to God’s all-knowing nature. They delve into the temptations of Jesus and the knowledge of the Scriptures and examine the age and experience of Satan. They also address the question of whether Job was a real person or just a parable, drawing on references to Job in both the Old and New Testaments. The hosts also discuss how Christians can best help those who come from an LGBT background feel loved and welcome at church, and how to encourage friends and family members in seasons of suffering. Finally, they explain why Peace church uses the ESV Bible translation and offer recommendations for other translations. Tune in to gain insights and answers to some complex and thought-provoking questions.

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"That's a Good Question" is a video blog hosted by two pastors from Peace Church, Jon Deleger and Logan Bailey. In this episode, they answer some thought-provoking questions like, "How is subjecting humans to that great devastation of pain and sorrow worth 'proving a point' to Satan?" and "Who were the sons of God?" They also discuss the story of Job, the presence of Satan before God, and how we can say God is good despite Satan's actions. Join the conversation and get some biblical insights from these knowledgeable pastors.

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“That’s a Good Question” is a video blog hosted by two pastors from Peace Church, Jon Deleger and Logan Bailey. In this episode, they answer some thought-provoking questions like, “How is subjecting humans to that great devastation of pain and sorrow worth ‘proving a point’ to Satan?” and “Who were the sons of God?” They also discuss the story of Job, the presence of Satan before God, and how we can say God is good despite Satan’s actions. Join the conversation and get some biblical insights from these knowledgeable pastors.

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Welcome to "That's a Good Question," a podcast where pastors Jon Delger and Daryl Crawford answer tough questions about Christianity and the Bible. In each episode, we tackle a different topic and provide practical insights and thoughtful responses to questions from our listeners. Whether you're a Christian or just curious about faith, join us for a conversation that will challenge and encourage you. Tune in now to hear our latest episode on how an old earth or evolution perspective aligns with the Bible, and how God's love can coexist with the concept of hell.

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Welcome to “That’s a Good Question,” a podcast where pastors Jon Delger and Daryl Crawford answer tough questions about Christianity and the Bible. In each episode, we tackle a different topic and provide practical insights and thoughtful responses to questions from our listeners. Whether you’re a Christian or just curious about faith, join us for a conversation that will challenge and encourage you. Tune in now to hear our latest episode on how an old earth or evolution perspective aligns with the Bible, and how God’s love can coexist with the concept of hell.

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Join us for this engaging and informative episode of “That’s a Good Question” as we seek to deepen our understanding of faith and theology. Don’t miss the insights from Pastor Jon Delger and Pastor Aaron Lewis as they address these intriguing questions, including Zoe’s (a ten-year-old), and provide thoughtful answers that will inspire and enlighten you.

Zoe’s question about Judas’ betrayal of Jesus sparks a discussion on the motivation behind Judas’ actions, including his desire for instant gratification and the lure of money, while also examining the complex nature of human choices and free will.

Additionally, Jon and Aaron delve into other thought-provoking questions, such as the significance of Jesus’ death on the cross by crucifixion, where Jesus was during the three days in the tomb, why Mary didn’t initially recognize him after his resurrection, why the date of Easter changes every year, and other proofs or evidence of the resurrection that may not have been covered in the sermon. They also address the logistical challenge of how the women planned to wash Jesus’ body in the sealed tomb.

Join us for this engaging and informative episode of “That’s a Good Question” as we seek to deepen our understanding of faith and theology. Don’t miss the insights from Pastor Jon Delger and Pastor Aaron Lewis as they address these intriguing questions, including Zoe’s, and provide thoughtful answers that will inspire and enlighten you.

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Welcome to “That’s a Good Question,” the weekly video podcast where we explore the questions that arise from the Sunday sermon at our church. In this episode, our hosts, Pastor Jon Delger, and Pastor Nate Harney dive deep into some thought-provoking questions.

First, they explore the significance of calling this week “holy week” and why it’s important for us as Christians to commemorate the events that took place during this week.

Then, they tackle a challenging question: How can we reconcile the existence of evil in the world with the belief in a good and loving God? Through their discussion, Jon and Nate provide insightful perspectives and practical ways to approach this complex topic.

Join us for this engaging conversation that will help you gain a deeper understanding of your faith and equip you with tools to navigate some of life’s toughest questions. Don’t miss this episode of “That’s a Good Question” with Pastor Jon Delger and Pastor Nate Harney. 

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In this episode, Pastor Jon Delger and Pastor Aaron Lewis discuss the fourth sermon in our series on Elijah. 

Questions that were asked this week include:
Does sinning intentionally mean I have no faith/weak faith?
Do you have any practical advice for sharing the gospel when my only encounters with non-Christians are passing interactions in public places? 
I know this isn’t true but it sounds like God is allowed to break his own commandments but we’re not. Help me understand this better.
Who or what is the Angel of the Lord mentioned in 2 Kings and in the OT? 
When Pastor Ryan was talking about the guy he was evangelizing to but had questions he couldn’t answer, what were some of the questions that Pastor Ryan couldn’t answer at that time? 

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In this episode of That’s a Good Question, Pastor Jon and Pastor Nate sit down to address thoughtful questions flowing out of Sunday’s sermon on 1 Kings 19. Together, they unpack what it really means to say the Bible is God’s Word, how Christians should listen for God’s voice, and how Scripture functions as the primary and trustworthy way God speaks to His people today.

The conversation dives into practical and pastoral issues: how to discern God’s will without expecting a step-by-step roadmap, whether God still speaks audibly, and how to think wisely and biblically about prophecy and “words from the Lord.” Along the way, they emphasize the importance of context, biblical wisdom, and humility when claiming to speak on God’s behalf.

The episode also addresses mental health with honesty and care. Pastor Nate shares personally about his own experience with anxiety and depression, how church leadership supports him, and what resources can help those who are struggling. Throughout the episode, listeners are encouraged to anchor their faith in Scripture, seek godly counsel, and trust that God’s Word is both deeply personal and profoundly sufficient for everyday life.