Can we sin too much, even to the point that God gives up on us? Can eternal life somehow end up as temporal life? Can born-again believers see the process reversed on them and end up unborn?

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Can we sin too much, even to the point that God gives up on us? Can eternal life somehow end up as temporal life? Can born-again believers see the process reversed on them and end up unborn?

Maybe you’ve experienced a communion service where the lights were dimmed, the solemn music was played, and you were told to examine your recent sins before you could partake.This was Nita’s question: If we believers are completely forgiven and our sins are taken away, then aren’t we already qualified to partake of the Lord’s Supper?What a great question! And if Nita is right, then what did examine mean when Paul used it in 1 Corinthians 11?Listen in as Nita and I discuss all of the above in this short radio clip.

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Maybe youve experienced a communion service where the lights were dimmed, the solemn music was played, and you were told to examine your recent sins before you could partake.This was Nitas question: If we believers are completely forgiven and our sins are taken away, then arent we already qualified to partake of the Lords Supper?What a great question! And if Nita is right, then what did examine mean when Paul used it in 1 Corinthians 11?Listen in as Nita and I discuss all of the above in this short radio clip.

Roger called into our radio program to ask an important question:Why does God seem so violent in the Old Testament, while the New Testament states that God doesn’t want any to perish but all to believe?In short, here’s what I shared with him: Same God. Different covenants. Listen in as Roger and I discuss how all of this plays out.

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Roger called into our radio program to ask an important question:Why does God seem so violent in the Old Testament, while the New Testament states that God doesnt want any to perish but all to believe?In short, heres what I shared with him: Same God. Different covenants. Listen in as Roger and I discuss how all of this plays out.

People often ask about God’s discipline and how it fits with God’s love and grace. That was Mike’s question when he called in to our radio program.Listen in as Mike and I discuss the loving discipline of the Lord and what it looks like in our lives.

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People often ask about Gods discipline and how it fits with Gods love and grace. That was Mikes question when he called in to our radio program.Listen in as Mike and I discuss the loving discipline of the Lord and what it looks like in our lives.

Do we learn through suffering? Where does suffering come from anyway? Is it from God? Does God bring us suffering to chastise us?

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Do we learn through suffering? Where does suffering come from anyway? Is it from God? Does God bring us suffering to chastise us?