Six short responses to questions about polygamy, homosexuality, gender dysphoria, marrying not-yet-believers and moral shades of gray; five longer responses about whether people out of sync with he Bible can actually be saved, about our denomination's statements about gay or same-sex attracted people, about flourishing single sexuality and about married and single people flourishing together in community.
Q&R for Is Sex Really That Big of a Deal
Sermons for Skeptics
October 23, 2022 • 1 Corinthians 6:12–20
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Q&R for Why Hell?
November 20, 2022 • Matthew 25:31–46
Five short responses clarifying the preacher's interpretation of the passage, about whether God can be present in hell, about why faith is the mechanism for salvation, about predestination, and about hopelessness... also three longer responses about how God can hold people accountable if they haven't heard the Gospel, about how there could be no sadness in heaven if people we love aren't there, and about a grab bag of questions generated by reading NT Wright and Karl Barth.
Why Hell?
November 20, 2022 • Walter Henegar • Matthew 25:31–46
The doctrine of hell is repugnant to most people today, yet no one talked about it more than Jesus himself. In his parable-like picture of separating sheep and goats, Jesus shatters our stereotypes about his final judgment and presents a costly vision of how he both saves us and transforms us by grace. Along the way, he gives us some insight into what hell is like, why it exists, and what to do with it.
Q&R for Is Christianity Good for Non-Christians?
November 13, 2022 • Matthew 5:43–48
Three almost identical questions about loving enemies and praying against them; three very related questions about loving “enemies” who are Christians; and three miscellaneous questions about generosity to the poor, other religions and LGBT people