Ask Pastor John

The new birth changes our status before God and how we act in the world. We now fight for purity as adopted children of the Most High.

Christ has freed all his people from any and every Christ. All who take refuge in him need no longer fear any generational sin, hex, curse, or anything else.

The Bible calls us to encourage one another, but how do we prevent encouragement and praise from devolving into flattery?

If Scripture is the Christian’s primary guide, then why do we need confessions of faith? Shouldn’t we just stick to the Bible?

Even when others won’t acknowledge the wrong they have committed, Jesus still calls his people to love, forgive, and forebear.

The inheritance we have in Christ far outvalues anything this world can offer. Our eternal treasure is safe and secure in him.

When we reject God, we suppress the truth. But we can never escape all that is true, good, and beautiful in our Father’s world.

God has known himself perfectly for all eternity, and now he knows every aspect of his world perfectly. So as we come to learn and discover, we are simply thinking God’s thoughts after him.

The Bible seems to say that God does not take pleasure in death, and yet that he takes delight in executing his wrath. Is this a contradiction, or can they both be true?

Nothing exists that does not relate directly to God. In other words, everything about God is also about everything in this world.