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Striking the Balance Between Poverty and Wealth

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Episode 75 | Dr. Michael Horton and Adriel Sanchez answer caller questions. Show Notes CoreChristianity.com Key questions answered in today's show: 1. How do we balance grace and law? I know grace is important but I have seen people go too far and what your thoughts are about that? 2. I have heard some Christians who believe in vows of poverty and other believe that Christians should pursue wealth for the kingdom of God and I have heard other Christians talk about moderation being a good thing, but does this apply to possessions? Should we strike a balance between poverty and wealth? 3. How do you understand God's goodness in a world were evil seems to be winning? How should I make sense of evil in the world and a God who allows evil to exist? 4. Hi, Mike, 1 Peter 2:9 talks about a royal priesthood. Is this referring to the priests of Israel or all of Israel? 5. What do you think about Spiritual disciplines like the practice of silence, solitude, or self-sacrifice? 6. What encourages you about the church today? What do you see happening in this country our outside this country that gives you hope about the future of Christianity?

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