March 2013

Isn't Satan actually affirming the authority of the Bible by his using it when he tempted Christ? [Acts 19:15].

Could you talk about Jesus allowing the disciples to call Him, "Master"? [Matthew 23:9, Mark 9:35, Mark 10:44].

Caller commends Steve for defending his ministry and income methods.

Other Christians who are disagreeable, critical, or who think they are the ones that are right (particularly on Steve Gregg).

Regarding the sovereignty of God, did God know everything and how everything will turn out (Omniscience, Omnipotence, Omnipresence)? [Isaiah 46, Isaiah 45:12, Luke 12:7, Matthew 10:29-30].

Are not the good works of unbelievers, not actually good, because they are not glorifying God? [Psalm 14:1-3, Psalm 19:1, Acts 2:37, Acts 7:54, Acts 26:14, Acts 17:26].

Do people who believe in "free will", necessarily not believe in "Total Depravity"?

How do you resolve the conflict described in Paul's struggle with sin? [Romans 7:15-25, John 8:31-34].

Can unregenerated people see their sin and inability to resist sin?

What do you think about the prediction that God's Judgment is coming on America and we should flee? [Proverbs 22:3, Proverbs 27:12].

Could you talk about the various views of the rapture and scripture about it, particularly the pre-trib rapture? [I Corinthians 15:51-53, I Thessalonians 4:15-17, John 6:49, 2 Thessalonians 1:6-9]

Does not even the martyrs throughout history indicate great hope (Foxes Book of Martyrs)? Recommends topical lectures; "When Shall These Things Be?" [John 16:33, I Thessalonians 3:4].

Could you talk about the changes you made in the revision of your book on Revelation ("Revelation; Four Views")?

Why, in the Old Testament, was the focus so much on the descendants, and not about eternity, as in in the New Testament? [2 Timothy 1:10].

Could you discuss what Calvinist say about the scripture about "whosoever will" in Revelation? [Revelation 22:17, John 3:16].

How do you explain the story of Jacob wrestling the Angel, and yet Jacob wins? [Genesis 32:22-31].

Since my wife has become a Jehovah Witness she uses the story in John 7 to support the idea that the children do not have to tell the whole truth. What say you? [John 7].