#STRask

#STRask - June 22, 2020

Questions about visualization being a function of the brain, the kind of body angels have, and how Jesus, Enoch, and Elijah could have physical bodies if Heaven is immaterial.
Greg Koukl 06/22/2020

#STRask - June 18, 2020

Questions about why Christians should think the New Testament is inspired and what it means to put God in control of your life.
Greg Koukl 06/18/2020

#STRask - June 15, 2020

Questions about reconciling the deaths of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5 with the character of Jesus and how Jesus’ new command to love one another differs from the old one.
Greg Koukl 06/15/2020

#STRask - June 11, 2020

Questions about whether there really are objective moral values and whether the free will defense is compatible with Calvinism.
Greg Koukl 06/11/2020

#STRask - June 8, 2020

Questions about whether Psalm 2:7 means Jesus had a premortal birth and why the spiritual disciplines are important if God is in control.
Greg Koukl 06/08/2020

#STRask - June 4, 2020

Questions about whether or not it’s okay to counsel teenagers on how to have safe sex and the biblical definition of sexual lust. (Jon fills in for Amy.)
Greg Koukl 06/04/2020

#STRask - June 1, 2020

Questions about steamrollers who say there’s no proof for God, whether matter changing to energy proves it isn’t self-existent, and whether rainbows existed before Noah. (Jon fills in for Amy.)
Greg Koukl 06/01/2020

#STRask - May 28, 2020

Questions about saying the “sinner’s prayer,” whether Sunday school is biblical, and baptizing in the name of Jesus vs. the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. (Jon fills in for Amy.)
Greg Koukl 05/28/2020

#STRask - May 25, 2020

Questions about apostasy in a time of persecution, balancing citizenship in Heaven and patriotism, and whether or not God hates Satan.
Greg Koukl 05/25/2020

#STRask - May 21, 2020

Questions about why Rahab lied (and whether or not that was okay) and why God didn’t allow David to build His temple.
Greg Koukl 05/21/2020

#STRask - May 18, 2020

Questions about infinite regresses and responding to a naturalist who wants scientific proof that matter had a beginning.
Greg Koukl 05/18/2020

#STRask - May 14, 2020

Questions about God’s forgiveness vs. human forgiveness, what John 20:23 means when it says the disciples had the authority to forgive sins, and whether Luke 12:47 means Christians can expect some punishment from God. (Tim fills in for Amy.)
Greg Koukl 05/14/2020

#STRask - May 11, 2020

Questions about cultivating a deeper trust in God, whether 2 Samuel 12:8 condones polygamy, and why Orthodox Jews don’t think Jesus fulfills Isaiah 52 and 53. (Tim fills in for Amy.)
Greg Koukl 05/11/2020

#STRask - May 7, 2020

Questions about how an omniscient God could regret His creation and how to fit together Adam and Eve with studies of early hominids. (Tim fills in for Amy.)
Greg Koukl 05/07/2020

#STRask - May 4, 2020

Questions about whether a complex designer mind is improbable, where Jesus was between the cross and the resurrection, and why we should think Paul’s writings are inspired. (Tim fills in for Amy.)
Greg Koukl 05/04/2020

#STRask - April 30, 2020

Questions about what Greg thinks about the rapture, whether prayers and fasts “count” even for people in other religions, and the importance of secondary values when choosing a spouse.
Greg Koukl 04/30/2020

#STRask - April 27, 2020

Questions about how Jesus could be considered the first to be raised, how to respond to “That’s just your interpretation,” trusting in God vs. being apathetic, and whether self-affirmation is biblical.
Greg Koukl 04/27/2020

#STRask - April 23, 2020

Questions about whether Jesus’ death really counts if He was raised three days later and forgiving a verbally abusive family member who is unrepentant.
Greg Koukl 04/23/2020

#STRask - April 20, 2020

Questions about responding to someone who says the church altered the Bible in order to control people and the difference between two kinds of inspiration.
Greg Koukl 04/20/2020

#STRask - April 16, 2020

Questions about “the will of the Father” in Matthew 7:21–23 and how Christians can distinguish between the practice of “hearing God’s voice” and genuine prophecy.
Greg Koukl 04/16/2020