How will other generations of believers respond at the Judgment to some of our common excuses? This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

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The rich young ruler was loved by Jesus, and Jesus told him to do something hard, and he felt sad. But Jesus did not go after him or tone down the requirement. This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

“At every turn, this chapter will face us with our inability to call the tune and master our affairs. On one level after another, we find ourselves pinned down, hunted down, and disoriented” (Derek Kidner). Yet, throughout the chapter, Solomon knows that it will eventually be well with those who fear God (8:12), and eventually, judgment will catch up to the sinner, even if he was viewed as a hero in this life (8:10-13).

When you ask for advice or go to a good counselor, don’t forget, at the end of the day, you still need to do something. This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

Do different truths exist, and do they work for different people, or are we just fooling yourselves? This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

Don’t let people just upload some questionable stuff into your life and leave, ask them to tarry, inspected it immediately, and if it is garbage, tell them to take it back. This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

Listen to Solomon in Ecclesiastes Chapter 2. Avoid the following dead-ends. You want the life of wisdom, knowledge and joy, not the life of being nothing more than a gatherer and collector. This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

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Christian, be grateful that you are not required to justify or defend what is false. What you believe and practice can be easily found in the Bible, and not just in one off-the-wall translation. This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.