Christian Questions Bible Podcast
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
A few weeks ago we began a conversation about the Bible and its inherent challenges of understanding and interpretation. As we discussed the book in all of its complexity, we suggested a very straightforward and simple conclusion: the Bible is difficult to understand because it was purposely written to be difficult to understand. Such a conclusion really disturbs most common Christian thinking about converting the world here and now. As we continue to lay out what we believe to be the reasons for such an avoidance of world appeal by the Scriptures, we now turn the focus on the really big question of results. Why would God, why did God set up a plan where everyone does NOT get a fair chance to come to an understanding of the Bible in our present environment? What good could possibly come from such a strategy?
Ep. 1068: Do I Have a Sound Christian Mind?
Ep. 1067: Do Christians Need Hope in Their Lives?
Ep.1066: Do I Seek God's Protection or His Permission?
Ep. 1065: What Was Jesus' Top Priority?
Ep. 1064: Is He Who Hesitates Really Lost? The Story of Lot
Ep. 1063: Is This the Moment You Were Created For? (Part II)
"Ep: 1062 Does Science Prove Intelligent Design?"
How Many Baptisms Are There? Ep. 1061
Ep.1060: What Does a Marriage Need to Be Strong?
You're a Christian, But Are You Holy? Ep. 1059
Do You Communicate or Just Talk? Ep. 1058
Ep. 1057: Is This the Moment You Were Created For?
Ep 1056: What Makes a Christian a Hypocrite?
Ep.1055: Are the Wicked Winning?
Can You Ever Get Too Comfortable? Ep.1054
How Do You Show Your Joy to the World? Ep. 1053
Ep.1052: Is it God’s Fault We Have Evil in This World?
Ep.1051: What Do the Faithful Old Testament Characters Teach Us?
Ep.1050: What Does it Mean to Be Saved?
Are you a Mary or a Martha? Ep. 1049
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