The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley

Why does Jesus instruct the rich young ruler to "sell everything"? What is the abundant life? Why do I constantly feel like I'm falling short of it? Shouldn't we equate circumcision with water baptism and consider both as unimportant to life in Christ?

Can we know if someone is truly saved? What about easy believism? What occurs inside us at salvation? How can I best argue for “Sola Scriptura” with a Mormon?

Why does Jesus say “if you obey My commands” in John 15? How often should we preach about Hell? Is infant baptism Biblical? Why am I so overwhelmed with trying to lay things at Jesus‘ feet? What should I do if I can’t seem to trust Him?

Can a believer get a tattoo? Why does Romans 3 say we “uphold the Law”? What does “many are called but few are chosen” mean? What is predestination really about?

How do you forgive someone who has abused you? Will Christians be judged for "every idle word" at the bema seat judgment? I'm dating an unbeliever, but I feel conflicted inside about it. What are your thoughts?

How can I know I've done the will of the Father? Why did God ask Abraham to sacrifice Isaac? Why are there so many different religious messages out there? What is the difference between having a choice and having free will? When does the New Testament begin? What is the gospel of the kingdom? Why did Jesus tell Mary Magdalene not to touch Him? Why does Israel have so many come against it in the end times?

Temptation is a reality for all of us. Whether it’s lust, worry, addiction, or any sinful thought, there’s no shortage of ways the enemy seeks to drag us down and destroy us. When we give in, feelings of guilt and shame only make us feel worse.

So how do we say “no” to temptation? Is it through more willpower, imitating Jesus better, or something else?

In this message, I share practical, solid answers you can use right now when facing temptation. You’ll find hope again as you discover the truths – and choices – that will help deliver you next time you’re tempted!

Why does God seem to say "I never saw it coming" in Jeremiah 19 if He is all-knowing? If the meek inherit the Earth, then who goes to Heaven? I struggle with scrupulosity, and I'm constantly second-guessing myself. How should we view the millennium in Revelation?

If all sins are forgiven, why won't everyone inherit the kingdom of God? How can I live in such a way that others see the hope within me? How can you tell the difference between head knowledge and heart knowledge?