Episode 601 | Adriel Sanchez and Bill Maier answer caller questions. CoreChristianity.com
Show Notes
1. I have a family member who will not forgive someone. Does unforgiveness affect their salvation in any way?
2. What does “according to his works” mean in Romans 2? Is Paul contradicting himself when he talks about salvation being rendered “according to works”?
3. What do I say to my pastor who only preaches about holy living and not the gospel?
4. Can churches that recite creeds and sing hymns be attractive to the younger generation?
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