April 7, 2024 • Drew Karschner • Romans 7:14–20
Watch the https://youtu.be/i1mvf52wnjq When we asked our church to share their biggest questions for God, the number one question had to do with pain and suffering. Questions like, why is my life so hard? Why am I sick? Why did my parents get divorced? Why would God allow children to suffer? Why is there so much poverty, war, hunger, loneliness, depression, and pain? Why would a good God allow suffering in this world? We’ll explore that in part one of our series, Questions. Answers. And The Things We’ll Never Know.
When we read the Bible, we come face to face with stories that seemingly contradict what we learn from science. Whether it’s creation versus evolution, the existence of miracles, or what happened to dinosaurs, what should we believe? Should Christians reject science and only believe the Bible? Should trusting science lead us to reject God? Do science and the Bible contradict each other? We’ll explore that in week 3 of our series, Questions. Answers. And the things we’ll never know.
Watch the https://youtu.be/sjev9rikb_q Are there any questions more important or weighty than questions about salvation? We are dealing with the eternal destiny of everyone in the world, including those we know and love. Today, we are tackling one of the most difficult questions: “Why would God choose to save some and not others?” First, we must answer the question, is that true? Do we choose God, or does He choose us? Second, if it is true, then why? It doesn’t seem fair. Why would God choose to save some and not others?
