Here are the Blog Questions I Will Be Answering

Of the questions that were asked on this blog, here are the ones that I will be answering over the coming weeks. I will be posting in blog form and linking you the message I preach regarding the questions.

Here are the questions:

• Can a person still believe in God and Jesus but still have ties to another faith?/Is it possible to believe in two religious faiths?

• What does the Bible say about Original Sin?

• I was baptized as a baby. Is that good enough?

• Question : Christ tells us if we have even thought about a sinful it is the same as committing the sin. The Book of James tells us that it is not the thought that is the sin but if we entertain that thought, playing with it in our mind. I know I will have a thought enter my mind that is not what I want in my mind. How do you reconcile the above two views of Christ and the Scripture in the Book of James.

Two Weeks Left

I will be collecting questions for two more weeks. Beginning in March I will be providing an opportunity for you to vote on which questions will be used in a sermon series that will be starting in April.

So take a moment and ask your question, then check back in a few weeks to vote on which question should make the Top Ten.

Ask Your Questions - Week 5

Only five weeks left! There have been some outstanding questions asked, but I know that there are more out there. Two reminders:

• Beginning in March, we will begin to vote on the Top Ten Questions. These questions will then be used in a message series I will be preaching at IC Church of Christ in April and May.
• Second, every question will be responded to. Right now, I'm waiting to see how may questions come in and then which ones make the Top Ten List. My promise is that every question asked will receive a response.

So go ahead...ask your question.

Ask Your Questions - Week 4

Only 6 weeks left in the question gathering stage and I need more questions. Don't be afraid, nothing is off limits. I guarantee you will be surprised what the Bible says about your question. If you have a question about how to post your question check out the post from last week. Have a great week...and don't forget to ask your question.

Ask Your Questions - Week 3

There are officially 7 weeks left for you to ask your questions, and I still need more questions. As you can see from the questions that have been asked, nothing is off limits. If something is on your mind you are welcome to ask...and you don't have to leave your name.

A few of you have asked about how to ask your question. Here are the steps:

• First, click on the word "Comments" directly below.
• Second, in the box marked "Leave your comment" type in your question.
• Third, next to the box directly below you will see the phrase "Word Verification." Enter the letters you see into that box. You can't skip this step.
• Next you must choose and identity. Click on the circle which describes how you want to be recognized. The choice is up to you.
• Lastly, you must click on the button marked "Publish Your Comment." Once you have done this your question will be asked.
  

Ask Your Questions - Week 2

All right, there are 8 weeks left in the question gathering cycle. So click on the "Comment" section below and ask your question. You don't have to leave your name, I'll leave that choice up to you. Also, please feel free to send this web site around to friends, family, co-workers...basically people who you think would be interested in exploring what God's Word says about their questions.

Beginning in March, I will gather the questions together and we will start to vote on which questions will be part a new message series that will launch in April. So make sure a stay tuned and be a part of this adventure of discovering how the Bible can help us make sense of our toughest questions.

Ask Your Questions - Week 1

There will be a total of nine weeks for you to ask your questions. All you have to do is click on the "Comment" section below, then simply type your question. Follow the instructions and you are good to go.

Thank you for taking the time to enter your question. Check back often to see how things are progressing and send this blog link to friends and family.