Tyler, Denver, CO - My questions are based on what might be universally agreed on, on the subject of the unpardonable sin. This is NOT a question asking what the unpardonable sin is; this question is different. It has been quite difficult for me to find answers to these questions, since usually the answer involves a description of one’s understanding of what the unpardonable sin is, which is not what I am looking for. I understand why there are different interpretations of Matthew 12:31-32 and Mark 3:28–29. To me, Biblical hermeneutics show that someone can’t believe in Jesus as their Messiah, or even want to be a Christian If they had committed the unpardonable sin. Scripture also shows that God will never turn anyone away, so this means someone would not seek Jesus as their Savior If they had committed this sin. This leads to my questions.

One: No matter a person's view of what the unpardonable sin is, is it universally agreed by theologians, pastors, priests, and scholars, that someone could not want to become a Christian, follow Jesus, repent of all their sins, and want to devote their entire lives to Him and leave everything at the Cross, if they had already committed the unpardonable sin?

Two: Is it universally agreed upon that you can’t want to be a Christian and believe in Jesus as the Messiah if the unforgivable sin was committed; and authors of articles just don’t always add that into their interpretation explanation? I am looking for common ground based on all the interpretations of this sin, in hopes to be able to say that one can always know that no matter which interpretation may be correct, they can always seek our Lord and find forgiveness.

Claire, Beaufort, SC (Live Dictation) - I see a lot of political signs around Beaufort, I would like to know Dr. Broggi's thoughts about Shelley Yuhas?

Daniel, Bluffton, SC (Live Caller) - I have a question about Matthew Chapter 7, and how do I know and discern when God is answering my prayer and His will for my life?

Marsha, Bluffton, SC (Live Dictation) - What is the difference between how the Catholic Church presents the Eucharist and how a born again believer partakes of communion?

Anonymous, Hilton Head, SC (Live Dictation) - I am a new believer and learning a lot, a friend of mine recently sent me a video where it explains why believers should NOT worship on Sunday, but they should do it on the Sabbath. What does Dr. Broggi think?

Mindi, Beaufort, SC - At the end of the sermon of September 15, 2024 you said that there are 2 Baptist churches here in town that believe there are mistakes in the Bible. Which 2 churches are you referring to, and what mistakes do they say are in the Bible?