Episode 1025 | Adriel Sanchez and Bill Maier answer caller questions.
Questions in this Episode
1. Is “the spirit of Christmas” something that is antithetical to the Christian faith? It seems very consumeristic to me.
2. Does God give us individualized instructions on life choices?
3. I’ve heard Hebrews 13:17 used over the years to justify an almost cult like obedience to a pastor. From what color shirts to wear to justifying questionable decisions. Does this verse really command use to blindly do as we are told?
4. Can a pastor require weeks of sinless behavior before taking communion?
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Resources
Core Guide – 5 Reasons Christmas Isn’t a Pagan Holiday
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Am I Still a Christian if I’ve Made Jesus my Savior But Haven’t Repented?
Episode 354 | Dr. Michael Horton and Adriel Sanchez answer caller questions. Show Notes CoreChristianity.com Key questions answered in today’s show: 1. Can you be a Christian if you have made Jesus your savior and you don’t know if you repented or not? Is being saved just asking Jesus to save you? 2. I like apologetics, but sometimes I worry that it gives the impression that if a person doesn’t have really good reasons for their faith then they don’t have true faith. But I have met some good Christian people who can’t give a good argument for the resurrection. What do you think? 3. How do we keep from getting so caught up in things like politics that we forget about the Gospel? 4. Is it okay for Christians to pray for God’s wrath towards those who are against him? 5. How should I understand the story of Judah and Tamar? 6. Dr. Horton, what is your favorite passage in the Book of Isaiah?
