Terry F., Branchville, SC - I'm attending a church that leans in the direction of the Reformed Church Movement. The preaching was solid until, while preaching John chapter 17, the preacher said that Jesus did not die on the cross for all people. Then, in the Men's Small Group, one of the Men quoted Psalm 5:5, stating that it is wrong to say God hates the sin but loves the sinner. I've listened to Pastor Carl's messages out of Roman's 9, but I don't know what to tell this man when Psalm 5:5 and 11:5 says that God hates the wicked, but John 3:16 states that "God so loved the world. How do you reconcile those verses?

Sherry,  Illinois (Live Caller) - I have a Question about the  challenges finding a healthy church?

Ofelia, Savannah, GA (Live Dictation) - When I get to heaven will I recognize my mom and sister, will they look like they look today, and will we keep the same family relations? in other words will they still be my mom and my sister?

LaTronda, Guyton, GA - Would you please explain Hebrews 6:4-6? Does this apply to Christians who would lose any opportunity to repent ever again, but still go to heaven?

Leon, Beaufort, SC (Live Dictation) - Is Abigail in 1 Samuel 25, a proper example of a wife who disregards her husband's authority?

Timothy L., Bridgeport, CT. - Pastor Broggi, The verses that Catholics use for the tradition of confession is Matthew 18:18, can you explain the real meaning of these verses? 

Jeff H., Guyton, GA - A student in our youth group wanted to know the meaning of 1 Cor. 6:3 which says that, "we will judge angels." Is this a reference to fallen angels only, or all angels?