Our first caller wants to know that when Jonah went to Nineva and preached to the Ninevites, did they get saved of did they just fast so the Lord didn’t judge them again?
A caller has had family and friends come up with ideas that are not scriptural. One family member told this listener she should pray the ‘Hail Mary’ for a relative that is dying - This caller wants to be righteous and wants to share the hope she has within her but with gentleness and reverence. She is worried that these relatives might be trying to bait her.
A student of the Bible is having difficulty reconciling the issue of predestination versus free will. They have read passages such as Rom. 8:29-30, 1 Pet. 1:2 and Eph. 1:4-6, but they are getting confused. They wish to know whether we are pre-selected by God to be offered a chance of salvation or is scripture indicating that the ‘preselected’ are a select group such as Israel or the disciples…and the rest are left to freely choose whether to believe and receive salvation with an open heart when it is presented.
A caller wanted to know if at the end of the service, Pastor Broggi would encourage people to come forward and pray at the altar for a burden they may be having that they’re not ready to share with the pastor, elders and in public yet.
A listener writes “I have been struggling with doubt for a long time. I remember praying with my mom at age 7 and asking God to save me. Growing up I have had a desire for the things of the Lord, and still do. But over the years I have felt defeated in my spiritual walk and have not always been fully committed. I know that God cannot lie and that when we call upon Him in faith we will be saved. So if I did that as a child why am I questioning my salvation now? Am I just failing to take God at His word or might there be a valid reason for me to question my spiritual condition?
Our next caller would like Pastor Broggi to explain “systematic theology” as found in books by Lewis Sperry Chafer and others and is there any benefit to this “theology”?
A caller would like to know when Pastor Broggi starts off with 2 Timothy 2:15, is there a reason he leaves off “approved to God”?
A caller wants to know more about how Jesus was a priest from the order of Melchizedek.
A listener has a question about Elihu in the book of Job. As a teen this listener’s bible teacher taught her that Elihu was a bad counselor. The listener wants to know whether this was a correct assessment on the part of her bible teacher.
We know as Christians we’re called to witness and share the Gospel. If 2 people are saved at the same time, and 1 starts immediately witnessing but the 2nd does not, is the 2nd Christian out of the Will of God?
Is there a biblical teaching on the order of the Sunday service?
A caller would like to know if he would encourage people to come forward to rededicate their lives to Christ?