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#STRask - September 10, 2018
Greg answers questions about pre-fourth-century New Testament manuscripts, whether Deuteronomy 8:18 means we need to exercise God-given authority to build wealth, and why Judas had to betray Jesus.
Is God a Sex Killjoy?
Alan addresses the concern some Christians have with God being so restrictive about sex.
What Do You Think of the Idea of a “Calling”?
Greg takes questions on whether pastors have “callings,” understanding Jesus’ command not to judge, the unpardonable sin, interacting with a group of challengers, and more.
#STRask - September 6, 2018
Greg answers questions about how the future might prove Christianity false, how to know and follow God’s will, and why God allowed Job’s children to be killed.
Can a Person’s Sexuality Change?
Greg talks to Dr. Joseph Nicolosi, Jr. about the withdrawal of California’s bill outlawing “sexual orientation change efforts,” then Jonathan Keller of the California Family Council calls in to discuss their efforts to stop the bill.
#STRask - September 3, 2018
Greg answers questions about God taking the life of David and Bathsheba’s child, how we can know morality is objective, and how we know God is good.
Thoughts on the Turek vs. Shermer Debate
Greg and Tim take questions on the Black Hebrew Israelites, the kind of love Jesus commanded, and the image of God, then they discuss a recent debate between Frank Turek and Michael Shermer.
#STRask - August 30, 2018
Greg answers questions about God removing doubt, whether we’ll mourn for those who aren’t in heaven, reconciling two key ideas in Christianity, and an alleged Bible contradiction.
Tim’s Journey to Stand to Reason
Greg chats with Tim Barnett, then they answer questions about Matthew 28:20 and whether or not to attend an unequally yoked wedding,
#STRask - August 27, 2018
Greg answers questions about denying the existence of evil, the practical application of our genders in heaven, and Matthew referring to himself in the third person in Matthew 9:9.