Why does Galatians 5:4 say people can be “severed from Christ”? Do we need to tithe 10%? What does grace-based giving really look like? Was it wrong for Jesus to heal on the Sabbath? How can I better navigate helping people who have to make tough decisions about keeping a family member on life-support?

Do people in Heaven watch what's happening on Earth? Why does Paul quote from the Old Testament law in 1 Corinthians 9? Do Catholics really pray to Mary? Is that okay? What are your thoughts on Catholicism?

What is theistic evolution? Were Adam and Eve real people? Did I exhaust the grace of God? Can I ever find peace with Him again?

Can Romans 12 be used to argue for capital punishment? How do you break a stronghold in your life? My ex-girlfriend is hurting. Should I reach out to her to help? How can I share my faith with a Jewish person? What does "destruction of the flesh" mean in 1 Corinthians 5? My husband acts like a narcissist. What should I do?

Are the events in 1 Corinthians 5 a judgment, or a discipline, or are they aimed at an unbeliever? Are believers forbidden from marrying someone who has been divorced? Is God's grace enough for my repetitive sins and addictions?

Should we be compassionate with ourselves? James says we all stumble, but Romans says we're freed from sin. So, which is it? How much struggle is too much to truly be saved? Why did Paul mention one of the Ten Commandments in Ephesians 6?

Do we need to apologize or repent to be forgiven by God? What is the sin that doesn't "lead to death" in 1 John 5? Why would Jesus not know the day nor the hour of the events described in Mark 13?

Why does Paul talk about slavery to sin in Romans 6:16? What are your thoughts on Calvinism or Reformed theology?