What's the difference between God's decreed will and His commanded will? God's causal will and His permissive will?

Does God hate? If so, then how is it “God is love”?

What is a compelling argument from Scripture for the sufficiency of Scripture?

For Whom Did Jesus Die?

What happens to people when they die?

How do you know when your child has genuine belief and should be baptized?

Do the laws of logic presuppose God's existence?

How should we apply your advice to “take the Bible at face value” when some passages are figurative?

What do you think of those who claim to have "visited" Heaven or Hell?

What's the purpose of the Final Judgment?

Why do you prefer the word "trust" to "faith"?

Did Jesus know as much as regular humans, with just extra info from God the Father now and then (e.g 'knowing what was in their hearts...' or did he know as much as God the Father, with the occasional times the Father blocked bits of his knowledge when necessary?

How did the NT authors know (esp. Gospels), and how do modern readers know, what parts of the OT are Messianic prophesies?

Is theistic evolution compatible with a historical Adam and Eve?

If in fact liberal scholars are correct in that the Passover did not literally occur, do you think that the concept of “Jesus as the Passover Lamb” loses significance?

Should Christians answer questions that appear to be nonsensical distractions? That is, "If God is all powerful, can he make a rock so big that he himself can't lift it?", and, "Can God make a square circle?"

How do you respond to an atheist who says "I just believe in one less god than you do."?

If knowledge is justified true belief, and if God is all knowing, doesn't that mean God's knowledge must be justified? But if God doesn't take in knowledge or derive his beliefs from reasons, then how could his knowledge be justified?

If Adam was created without the "knowledge of good and evil" how did he know that it was wrong to eat from the fruit of that tree?

Doesn't quantum physics undermine the laws of logic that we use to prove the existence of God?

I think I understand what it means to be saved by grace, but what does it mean to be saved through faith? What role does our faith play in securing our salvation?

I’m currently in discussion with an atheist who is nice, but extremely prideful and condescending. Is it worth trying to engage someone in conversation who is civil but sees himself as infallible and makes assumptions about my intellect simply because I’m Christian?

How would you respond to someone who tries to connect the story of Jesus to the images and idioms associated with astrology?

Do you think God is free in the compatibilist sense or in the libertarian sense? If He's free in the libertarian sense, then why couldn't he act contrary to his nature?

Explain the evolutionary argument against naturalism.

What is something theological or scriptural in YOUR life that has been a stumbling block for you?

How were Gentiles saved, or could they be saved before Christ? Did they have to be grafted into the nation of Israel(observe all their ceremonial laws, etc.) to be spiritually saved?

Is the account of Jesus in the Bible just copying earlier mythical traditions with similar stories?

If Adam was created as morally good, why did he choose to sin?

Is the Malachi 3:8-12 applicable today. Follow up question, if not then why do churches continue to use this verse to teach about tithing?