What is limited atonement and why did God choose to limit His atonement?

We know of the commandment not to kill and we also know there are instances of killing in the Old Testament, but what does the New Testament add that clarifies this debate? What changes? What about self-defense? Should we become padifists?

Must a Christian listen to Christian music? Must a Christian artist only make Christian music? What are the considerations and consequences?

In this episode, we hear about Pastor Pete's most recent travels to Honduras as well as take on the subjects of missions and church planting.

From where did the notion of sacrificial substitution come? Was it a pagan practice incorporated into the Jewish religion? And why has it for the most part come to an end with Christ?

We toss the phrase, "Jesus loves you" around a lot. But what does it truly mean to be loved by Jesus and how might we know for certain that He loves us?

Is the role of preaching for men only and why? What then do we call it when a woman teaches or encourages other women in the Word of God?

Our God is invisible and has commanded that we not make images of Him (2nd CDMT), but does this apply to God the Son, Jesus, who came into the flesh and was man? Also, what should we do with modern day movies and shows that depict Jesus?

Is it ok to drink alcohol to be merry? Is it a sin to be tipsy? Being a drunkard is stated in scripture to be sinful, but is feeling good after acouple glasses of wine acceptable?

How many kids should we have? Does Scripture supply a mandate that we have as many as possible? Also, concerning those kids, are we obligated to choose a certain schooling option for them?