Christian Questions Bible Podcast
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
As Christians, when we think about Jesus and his reason for being born as a man, we’re always inspired by the selflessness of his sacrifice to redeem Adam and all of humanity from sin and death. This gift is truly beyond anything we deserve. When we think of the Messiah, we instinctively think of Jesus. In our last episode, we explored a Jewish perspective regarding their expectations of Messiah. What we found were several differences, but also several inspiring similarities. Today, we delve deeply into many Old Testament prophecies. We’ll focus in on the astounding detail with which they not only describe Jesus, but also provide all of humanity with the hope for a new life and the opportunity to live it forever. The bottom line? We’re blessed to have God’s amazing plan unfold through Jesus our Lord and Messiah.
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
How Can We Be Truly Thankful? Ep. 1048
Why Did the Tongues of Fire Touch the Apostles? Ep. 1047
Ep. 1046: What Can I Do Now About Procrastination Later?
Ep. 1045: Can Zombies Possibly Be Real?
Ep. 1044: How Do Demons Influence Our World?
Ep. 1043: How Do Angels Help Us in Daily Life?
Ep. 1042: How Does Faith Actually Work?
Ep. 1041: How Do You Bloom Where You Are Planted?
Ep. 1040: Do Tithes and Offerings Belong in Christianity?
Ep.1039: Have You Lost Faith in Your Spiritual Leaders?
Ep. 1038: What Does True Friendship Look Like?
Ep. 1037: Is Christianity a Healing Religion?
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