The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley

How has the traditional view of "abiding" made it more difficult than it really is? If I've made a big mistake with ongoing consequences, can I still be in the will of God? What is the true meaning of "baptized for the dead" in 1 Corinthians 15? Where did Old Testament believers go when they died? What happens to those who cannot comprehend the truth of the Gospel?

Find out why God is partying over you in this week's "Snapshots"!

What is the meaning behind Jesus feeding the 5,000 people? Why is it dangerous to measure and compare your life with others? What are your thoughts on common law marriage? Does our marital status play into God's opinion of us? Does all Scripture apply equally and directly to believers?

Why is it important to know that "holy" and "sanctified" mean the same thing? If God knows the future, how do we have free will? What thought may be most helpful when feeling lonely? Was Jesus really born on Dec 25th?

How can God be good when rape and violence and murder happen to believers? If the Bible says "ask and you shall receive" then why do so many earnest prayers go unanswered? Whom do we pray to - the Father, the Son, or the Holy Spirit, or all three?

Does the parable of the talents mean believers will be judged by what they do? What should church leadership look like? Was the earth given to satan?

Do we do anything to be saved? And does everyone have the opportunity to believe in Jesus? Does God cause bad circumstances?

If Jesus took away the sin of the world, why is there sin in the world? If I was baptized in the Mormon church, should I get re-baptized now? If the Gentiles never had the Law, how could they be convicted of sin and then saved?

Whom does the Holy Spirit draw? Are epistles always written only to believers? Does quantity of prayers influence God? How can I know that I am truly saved? What are your thoughts on holy laughter and being slain in the Spirit?

God's scandalous grace is revealed in the forgiveness and reward we all receive in Christ, no matter the size or frequency of our sins. Celebrate this radical reality in this message from my brand new series, "Snapshots!"