EPISODE · Sep 8, 2015 · 25 MIN
Quick Answers to Quick Questions 4/4 – SLP108
from The Speak Life Podcast · host Speak Life with Glen Scrivener and Nate Morgan Locke.
When talking to others about Jesus, we’re often asked tough questions we don’t know how to answer.For the sake of giving them at least some answer, Glen has come up with 16 response that can help get the conversation going. They are not meant to be ‘silver bullets’ to end all arguments, rather, they seek to draw out deeper depth from the questions.Here, we discuss the following:(click to tweet them too!)“Why doesn’t God just forgive?”Ever tried it? It hurts! It means self-sacrifice cos forgiving a debt means absorbing the cost“Christians are hypocrites.”Christians are SINNERS so we must drop All masks including the worst one: the No-Hypocrisy-Mask“I wish I had your faith.”If I recommend my doctor, u don’t need my faith in her, u need HER. U don’t need faith but Jesus.“If God knew there’d be suffering, why create?”Every parent knows their children will suffer, they give life nonetheless.We mention other episodes that cover some of these areas:‘Apologetics sermons rarely work’ – True or False? – SLP92Apologetics From a Biblical Perspective – SLP93Apologetics? – SLP73Apologetics Part 2 – SLP74Big Questions: Sex & Sexuality – SLP11Support the show
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When talking to others about Jesus, we’re often asked tough questions we don’t know how to answer. For the sake of giving them at least some answer, Glen has come up with 16 response that can help get the conversation going. They are not meant to be ‘silver bullets’ to end all arguments, rather, they seek to draw out deeper depth from the questions. Here, we discuss the following: (click to tweet them too!) “Why doesn’t God just forgive?” Ever tried it? It hurts! It means self-sacrifice cos f...
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