Jesus preached this on His sermon on the mount. There are tremendous misconceptions about this verse in Matthew 5:39. What does it mean? What doesn't it mean? Hopefully one gains insight when listening to this episode.

Can we actually do this - love the sinner and hate the sin? How do we do this as Christians? This episode travels through scripture to flesh the matter out.

The Bible talks about God repenting or regretting. Is God capable of making a mistake or not knowing events before they happen? Why does the Bible talk about God regretting He made man on the earth? Did God suffer from buyer's remorse?

Many people have concluded God is either unloving, too distant or not real because of the trials they are going through. Many have decided to no longer believe in Him. Has God forsaken us? No. We just have to trust Him more in the bad times we experience. He is always with His children even when we feel we are all alone.

What does this lofty theological word mean? Is it necessary for us to know it as Christians? How does it fit into the plan of God?

Whoever said or believes the Christian life is supposed to be easy has been misled. Ultimately we win the war, but we will lose some battles along the way. What war are we talking about? The war that is within ourselves. Please listen to this brand new segment.

Is this phenomenon real or fake? Do parishoners fall out under the power of God when someone wave their hands at them. People attend healing crusades to get "slain" so that their disease or demon possession/oppression can be cast out. Do these televangelists really have authentic power, or is it all a show to gain ratings and fill auditoriums and collection plates?

Accompanying blog article:https://gospelofrepentance.blogspot.com/2017/08/slain-in-spirit.html

Original Recording August 20, 2017