The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley

Can you talk about the word “IF” in the New Testament? For example, what about 1 John 1:9? Should we be applying Old Testament passages directed at Israel to our current coronavirus pandemic? What is the meaning of the prodigal son story? Does it involve loss of salvation?

What is a covenant? How many covenants are we under today? What is so great about the new covenant? Do Christians need to spiritually die daily? Why did Jesus want to keep some of His miracles confidential?

In this special easter message, Andrew looks at three benefits of the resurrection!

Can you talk about the meaning of “I am the resurrection and the life”? Is it recommended that Christians engage in politics? What do you think about Jesus possibly being crucified on a Wednesday? What is the meaning of “faith without works is dead” and James 2? Why does Paul say that we sin “against our own body” when we sin sexually? Should we apply 2 Chronicles 7:14 to our troubles today as a formula for how to escape them?

How do we know 1 Corinthians 15 is quoting a creed? Can our prayer change God's mind? What is the eternal destination of the jewish people?

How did Peter recognize Moses and Elijah at the transfiguration? How is a person saved? What does it mean if I don’t always feel saved? Some people told us that we are likely not saved because we didn’t attend church regularly for a while. What are your thoughts?

What happens to believers when they die? I’ve been trying to heal a bird, and it’s not working - what went wrong? How do we understand “faith without works is dead “ in James 2? Why does it feel like I love sin?

Do believers face any judgment and what might it be like? How can we know for certain that Hebrews 10:26 is about the sin of unbelief and not about loss of salvation? What does Romans 3:31 mean when it says “we uphold the Law”?

Are we required to take up our cross daily? And what does that mean? Will Jesus leave me if I sin too much?

Truth: We have life with Jesus. He is "the reward of the inheritance." And He is enough!