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Are those in hell aware of God’s presence?
MOHLER: I think there is a sense in the tenses of verbs related to hell in which hell is clearly not yet as hellish as it will be. Even as believers in Christ who die are not yet entirely in …Read More
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How can I witness to my friends who say they’re Christians but their actions say otherwise?
HORTON: It is hard to know what to say exactly. That is a very large and difficult problem. I would say the best way to approach it for someone who isn’t privy to the specifics is to press them on …Read More
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Is there a point where we can go too far in confessing our sins to one another?
NICHOLS: If it’s a particular sin against a brother or a sister, sometimes we think, “Well, I’ve confessed that to God. I’m now forgiven of that sin.” But I think we do have another obligation if it was a particular …Read More
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How is the current cultural climate forcing the “mushy middle” out of the church?
Churches used to be able to say to unbelievers, “You can gain a bit of social capital by coming to join with us. There’s some value added to your life if you come and join with us. If you just …Read More
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With the rise of seeker-sensitive churches, how do we understand biblically “seeking” God?
SPROUL: In Acts 17, Paul at the Areopagus quotes some of the pagan poets and talks about people groping after God. They have the statue to the unknown god, and in one sense they’re seeking Him. In the other sense, …Read More
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How can I best prepare students to live their faith out in public schools?
Speaking of his students, Aristotle said there are basically two times to get a boy’s attention. The first is between the ages of one to five and the second between the ages of fifteen to twenty. After that he is …Read More
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Is it okay if I don’t remember the moment I was converted?
Well, let me ask the question: When was Samuel converted? When was John the Baptist converted? In all likelihood, it was in their mother’s womb. I have a testimony, and I can tell you I was converted on December 28, …Read More
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What does it mean when we confess that Jesus has a reasonable soul?
SPROUL: When we say that Jesus has a reasonable soul, we simply mean that touching His human nature, He is a duality. He is body and soul, as all human beings are, and that soul is rational. In that sense, …Read More
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Is it biblical to say God “loves you” to believers and nonbelievers alike?
Historically and theologically, we distinguish among three types of divine love. There is God’s love of benevolence, where God has a kind spirit to the whole world. His benevolent will and love fall on everybody. There is also the sense …Read More
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How should I share the gospel when it could cost me my job?
You want to honor God. You want to be faithful to the gospel, but you don’t want to be foolish. You want to be responsible. You want to take the long view and not the short view. You have a …Read More
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Are our hearts still deceitfully wicked after we are born again?
First of all, we understand immediately why the unregenerate heart is desperately wicked and beyond our understanding. That is how we can understand and interpret the headlines around us. Frankly, that’s how we can understand the mirror in front of …Read More
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Are those who have never heard of Christ going to hell?
That’s one of the most emotionally laden questions that a Christian can ever be asked. Nothing is more terrifying or more awful to contemplate than that any human being would go to hell. On the surface, when we ask a …Read More
