Ask Pastor John

Consistent spiritual discipline is Christian living and is not legalistic.

Some texts in the Bible, like 1 John 5:18, may seem difficult to understand at first. But with a little digging, nuggets of gold are sure to surface.

If Christ already bore the wrath of God on the cross, then is hell just redundant? Does hell take away from the glory of what Christ accomplished?

Before correcting a brother or sister in Christ, how certain must we be that our own outlook is free from sin and deceit?

How we talk about God’s absolute sovereignty, right down to our word choice, makes a big difference in how people receive this precious truth.

The accommodations of our modern world aren’t all inherently sinful. But unless they serve our faithfulness to Jesus, what good are they?

First Thessalonians 4:11 says that we should “live a quiet life.” Do Jesus’s and Paul’s lives measure up to that instruction?

Many Christians say, “God will never give us more than we can handle.” But the truth of that statement depends on two key words.

God desires that we have both peace and joy as we walk with him. How to joy and peace relate, and how do they differ?

When we learn that our time on this earth is short, what truths can help us live out our last days with joy?