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Does God work all things together for good? What does that really mean? Why do so many say that we are justified but not sanctified yet? What is a grace perspective on fasting?
Why do Catholic priests wear robes? Why does John write that we need to abide in Christ to not shrink back at His return? I feel like I've had two salvation experiences. When was I actually saved? How were people in the Old Testament made right before God?
What is Arminianism? What does it look like to submit to God's will? I feel like I have lost my testimony because of my past. Do you have any thoughts? What are the two greatest commands in the Law? What are the commands on our new hearts? How do I fight against the fiery darts of the enemy's accusation? How should we look at growing and learning in light of God's grace?
Many Christians view forgiveness from an old covenant mindset. They believe God requires ongoing rituals or words of confession for us to sustain our forgiveness and avoid judgment.
But thanks to the shed blood of Jesus, believers are under a new covenant, and our forgiveness is not progressive. In this message, you’ll learn what God says about your once-for-all forgiveness and why you will never be more forgiven than you already are today!
Discussion Questions:
1. What’s the difference between forgiveness under the Law and forgiveness today?
2. How does God’s “blood economy” factor into understanding His forgiveness?
3. How does the image of Jesus seated at God’s right hand speak to you?
4. Why do you think we’re so often tempted to interpret our circumstances as God trying to tell us something? Where should we really look to understand God’s attitude toward us?
Why does Paul talk about the Christian life as being like an athlete in competition? Is water baptism a command from God? Can we ever lose our salvation?
If we are totally forgiven - past, present, future - then do we need to ask for forgiveness for every sin? Aren't there still consequences for sin? Can you explain the law of sin and death in Romans 8?
Is Eastern meditation okay for Christians? Are there levels in Heaven? Should we give according to the Old Testament tithe or is the New Testament way different? Don't we need to acknowledge our sins?
Should a pastor expose the personal struggles of others during a church service? Is the Sabbath on Saturday or Sunday? Do we need to keep the Sabbath? I've struggled greatly throughout my life, but I still think I'm saved. However, some insinuate I've had a false conversion. What are your thoughts?
Does the Holy Spirit help a believer keep the Law? I heard that I need to hate my family and put everything on the altar in order to be truly saved. Is this true? Where can I find trusted resources to help me interpret difficult passages of Scripture?
What does it mean that Christ lives in me and that I am complete in Him? What does it mean to be seated with Christ in Heaven? I’ve been struggling with pornography, and I feel horrible. Am I still saved? I have a friend who says he’s saved, but there are no real signs. What are your thoughts? What role does obedience play in the Christian life? Do I need to quit my job to attend church? Can we actually be sure we are saved?
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