What is Jesus teaching us about Hades (not Hell)? 10 Qs with Mike Winger (Ep 40)
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Jan 3, 2025
Dive into a fascinating exploration of Hades versus Hell through the lens of the parable of the rich man and Lazarus. Discover the intricacies of decision-making from faith versus indecisiveness and challenge the prosperity gospel's notion of a 'Great Wealth Transfer.' Engage with complex Old Testament passages and ponder the nature of prayer during personal trials. Unpack the implications of Jesus' knowledge post-resurrection, and reflect on the intersection of morality and legislation in contemporary issues, all rooted in biblical teachings.
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Wealth Transfer
The "Great Wealth Transfer" lacks biblical basis and often benefits only prosperity preachers.
Be generous with current resources, not hypothetical future wealth.
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God's Holiness and Judgment
God's judgment in Nahum 3 reflects his holiness and the severity of Nineveh's sins.
Discomfort with God's judgment stems from a misunderstanding of his holiness.
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Prayer for Healing
Pray as you feel led regarding difficult situations.
Trust God in both healing and non-healing.
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1. 0:02 {What is Hades Like?} Looking at Luke 16:19-31 (Rich Man and Lazarus), what does this parable teach us about the afterlife, and how literally should the depiction in that passage of Heaven and Hell be taken? 2. 33:27 {Making Decisions “From Faith”} Is there a difference between indecisiveness and doing things “not from faith” (Romans 14:23)? I struggle to make decisions and feel guilty about doing things without being 100% sure it’s God’s will. 3. 46:03 {The Great Wealth Transfer} What is your opinion on the movement of "The Great Wealth Transfer" that prosperity preachers teach, where believers obtain unbelievers’ land and wealth? 4. 51:09 {Difficult OT Passages} Nahum 3:5-6 is hard for me to reconcile with our holy and loving God. Can you help me understand this? 5. 1:00:21 {Praying Biblically in Dire Situations} Is it a lack of faith in me to not pray for a miraculous healing for a fatal diagnosis in my baby I’m carrying, and instead be praying primarily for strength, comfort, and peace? 6. 1:05:38 {Does Jesus NOW Know?} Did Jesus’ limits He placed on Himself while on Earth disappear once He resurrected/exalted to Heaven (Matthew 24:36, No one knows the day or the hour except the Father)? Could Jesus know now? 7. 1:10:22 {Should Morality be Legislated?} How do I respond to a Christian who thinks things (like abortion and transgenderism) are wrong but that they shouldn’t vote to have the government legislate against it to restrain/correct non-Christians (forcing it on them)? 8. 1:17:10 {Avoiding the “Barn Building” Attitude} I feel the need/desire to make good money - that it's necessary to feel secure, to be a provider, and yes - to have some nice things (a house, vacations, etc.). Am I the Luke 12 barn builder? 9. 1:24:07 {Spiritual Significance of The Election?} What do you think of invoking biblical figures like David, Cyrus, and Jehu when talking about President-elect Trump? Does his election have spiritual significance? 10. 1:27:39 {Let “US” Make Man in “OUR” Image?} In Genesis 1:26 God said, "Let us make man in our image." Who is the “us” He’s talking about?
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