If God is in control of everything, does that mean He's responsible for all the horrible things that happen?Drive By Theology
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If God is in control of everything, does that mean He's responsible for all the horrible things that happen?
This one from Rev. Nick Lannon. A different take on halloween than I've heard before... I like it.
A tough question to answer concisely. Heres a good answer from Tim Keller in just 3 minutes.
Alistair Begg has a few thoughts on the sabbath day, fellowship and obedience, plus a quick reading from the shorter catechism.
Dismantling todays question is Greg Koukl from Stand to Reason exposing it as essentially a nonsence question.
Jesus said that the mustard seed was the smallest seed, but He was wrong! There ARE smaller seeds..... What are we to do with such a conundrum? Could this be the end of Christianity?
A chunk of audio from 'The Case for Faith' audio book. This is Lee Strobel asking Ravi Zacharais (or at least a narrator doing his best impersonations) what happens to those who die having never heard of Jesus.
A great explaination of the Christian view of suffering and tragedy by Steve Lawson, interviewed on Way of the Master Radio in response to the Minnesota bridge collapse.
Why does God allow bad things to happen to his people? Way of The Master recieved this phone call on the matter.
Another trap for young players answered on the Bible Answer Man broadcast.
What happens to those who have never heard the Gospel? John Piper offers this answer.
The question: how does free will work if God already knows whats going to happen? is asked of Hank Hanegraaf who also goes on to explain what anthropomorphism is all about.....