Is it okay to break out in tongues when you’re in a group? Can you lose your salvation? I am a newer believer, and I’ve shared my faith with my father and my uncle. However, now I wonder if I did enough?

What’s in the believer’s heart? Are we fighting ourselves? Does half of you still need to die? What do Romans and Corinthians really say about freedom and sensitivity to others? What do you teach about divorce and remarriage?

Halloween is coming up, and I’m not sure what to do. What are your thoughts on celebrating with kids? What can I do now that I understand God’s grace so much better, yet people at church don’t agree with me? Are Christians obligated to financially support Israel? Does Matthew 24 mean some Christians will not go to Heaven if they are not able to endure enough?

Is the Law written on our hearts? What role does the Law play in raising our children today? For whom should I vote for mayor of Detroit? One candidate is a pastor! Should the sexually immoral be invited to leadership in church? Are Christians grafted into Israel? Will believers have to answer for every idle word? What about divorce and remarriage? 

You’ve probably been in a room when someone says, “What’s that smell?” (Usually not a compliment!) But if you’re in Christ, your fragrance is heavenly—you smell like Jesus to God. So why roll around in the world’s dumpster when you’ve got access to the finest fragrance?

In this message, we dive into grace giving and grace living. From relationships to generosity, Paul reminds us: Grace living doesn’t reek of guilt or obligation. And we give because it’s joyful, fun, and a chance to see others flourish.

What does it look like to be separate but not isolated from unbelievers? To feel remorse without condemnation? To live in freedom while blessing others? It’s all part of walking by the Spirit—and exuding the fragrance of Christ Himself.

Watch the full message now and see how it all comes together!

1. Read 2 Corinthians 6:14-16. What does it look like to “be separate” without being isolated or legalistic? How are you “different” in this world?
2. Read 2 Corinthians 7:8-10. What is the difference between worldly sorrow and godly sorrow? Explain in your own words.
3. Read 2 Corinthians 8:12-15. What do we learn about how the early church was invited to share with each other to meet needs?
4. Read 2 Corinthians 9:5. Why did Paul send someone to go ahead of him? What does that show us about Paul’s heart?
5. Read 2 Corinthians 9:6. React to this statement: If we invest in the gospel, we’re going to see a harvest: transformed lives!
6. Read 2 Corinthians 9:7. What four expressions here show exactly what a healthy motivation for giving looks like? How is this different from the “give until it hurts” mentality?
7. What meant the most to you from Andrew’s message today? Why?

Should we focus on the enemy? If not, what's the best way to approach spiritual warfare? I'm trying to understand Philippians 2 about God working within us. Does it really mean we try to become blameless and pure? (If so, I'm toast!) As believers, can we have our bodies cremated instead of buried? Or do we have to pay for a burial site and a casket?

Why does Paul say not to associate with certain people who call themselves believers but engage in immorality? My boyfriend is demanding we have premarital sex when the wedding isn’t far off. Is this a red flag? What are your thoughts on the rapture and when it will happen?

My business is struggling, and my friend tells me it’s because of unconfessed sins in my life! Is he right? My pastor told me that, when we sin, some of the Holy Spirit leaves us. Is that true? When we die, does the Holy Spirit go with us? Does the Bible talk about tithing? Do we have to tithe ten percent today? If not, what should we do?

Are there two returns of Christ or one? I gave my teenager some marijuana. Is that unforgivable? Does the Holy Spirit convict believers? How does He relate to us? What do you think about the celebration of All Saints Day?

*previously aired

What about people in remote locations who have never heard the gospel? And what about all those Gentiles in the Old Testament? How can believers who have died already have a resurrection body in Heaven? Or are they bodiless in Heaven or sleeping for thousands of years? What are your thoughts on James? Does he teach the Old Testament law as the means to salvation? What is the gift of tongues? Are there two kinds of tongues? What about women leading in church? Aren’t they told to always be quiet?