The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley

Truth: Being filled with the Spirit is being inspired by the size of God's love for us.

What is the significance of Melchizedek? Are people losing their salvation in 2 Peter 2? How do you recommend I achieve my potential? If our sins have been taken away, then do we really sin?

What has Paul “not attained” in Philippians 3? How do we look at divorce and remarriage from a Grace perspective? Are some Catholics truly born-again believers? Is there a purgatory?

What are your thoughts on yoga? What did Jesus mean when He said, "we would do greater things than Him"? Why does Luke record a bunch of different teachings? When did the new covenant start?

Are humans really independent and free? As unbelievers (slaves of sin), can we call upon the Lord? Do the branches cut off in Romans 11 refer to losing salvation? What about the branches in John 15? Is the husband a spiritual priest for the wife? What is the “word of faith” movement? How can we know for sure that the message of God’s grace is Biblical?

Is our righteousness imputed or imparted? Do believers still commit sins? If so, then what does John mean when he writes that we “cannot (practice) sin”? How does Jacob’s relationship with God compare to ours? I am engaged to an unbeliever. What is your advice?

Truth: Believers already abide in Christ and He is our life!

To what degree should we be spiritual fruit inspectors? Mark 16 makes reference to healing from snake bites and drinking poison. What are your thoughts on this unusual passage? Was Paul married and then divorced? Why did God choose Israel? I may have seen a demon. What should I do? Why didn’t Moses go to the promised land? What is praying in the Spirit? Confession (agreeing with God) is healthy, but do we do it to get more forgiveness or cleansing?

Does grace mean behavior doesn't matter? Is Jesus and God the Father the same person? Can you lose your salvation?

How can we best understand Romans 8:28 and the encouragement given there? Galatians 5 might be interpreted to say that if anyone does anything on the list of sins there, they will not inherit the kingdom of God. Is this true? If Romans 9 isn’t about God individually selecting certain people for salvation, then what is it really about? What about the wedding feast where “few are chosen”? Is there any criteria for them being chosen to participate in the feast?