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Come And Reason 2026: Bible Study Class

Come and Reason Ministries
God
Sabbath
Jesus Christ
Bible
Design Law
Salvation
Holy Spirit
Ellen White
Philippians
Jesus
Christianity
Cross
God's Law
Medical Ethics
Atonement
Love
Faith
God's Love
Euthanasia
Sin

Come and Reason Ministries conducts a Bible study class, taught by Dr. Tim Jennings, discussing topical subjects of the Bible and the true character of God.

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Q4 Lesson 2: The Call of a Prophet (Oct. 10)

Q4 Questions & Answers #2 (Sept. 26)

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Q4 Lesson 1: The Creator Speaks (Oct. 3)

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Tim Jennings
Host and Bible study teacher with Come And Reason Ministries; frequent presenter of theology-focused discussions on design law, the gospel, and the character of God.

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Q4 Questions & Answers #2 (Sept. 26)
Q: Why did Jesus come to die for our sins? Is it about paying for deeds, or addressing a deeper condition?
The speaker argues that Jesus came to purge the sin condition that infects humanity, removing the fear that drives sinful behavior, thereby restoring people to health and wholeness rather than simply paying for individual deeds. A two-sentence summary given in the episode is: He came to die to take away the sin that infects humanity, and He came to eliminate the spirit of fear, replacing it with love and trust.
Q4 Questions & Answers #2 (Sept. 26)
Q: You've proposed a scenario where intelligent robots or sentient AI could act with freedom and potentially cause harm. Who is responsible for their non-existence if they turn against their intended rules?
The discussion centers on accountability for autonomous beings, noting that authorship of freedom and reprogramming choices would determine responsibility, and emphasizing the need to consider sentient autonomy and its implications for control and justice within a created order.
Q4 Questions & Answers #2 (Sept. 26)
Q: Next question: How would you explain God's wrath if it is God withdrawing His power to protect, as described in passages about Assyria and Nineveh?
Wrath is understood as God allowing people to reap the consequences of their choices by withdrawing protective restraint; this is illustrated by historical examples where opposing powers rose and fell due to their rejection of truth, highlighting that the result is the natural outcome of disobedience rather than a punitive personal attack.
Q4 Questions & Answers #2 (Sept. 26)
Q: The lessons seem to focus on our behaviors as sin, or obedience versus disobedience. If we believe prophets and prophecy are for the purpose of deeds and behavior modification, don't we actually end up using prophecies and prophets for selfish motives for religious and organizational legitimacy?
The speaker argues that prophets and prophecy are not solely about behavior modification; God provides guidance for real-world situations through prophetic messengers, and while behavior change can be an outworking of larger principles, the prophetic role includes directing actions when needed, not just signaling repentance.
Q3 Questions & Answers #8 (Aug. 22)
Q: All right, first question. I'm trying to help a woman whose 27-year-old son committed suicide.
It seems that her whole life's purpose was attached to him, and she has said things like the relationship was heart-to-heart. The approach is to listen and give her time to grieve, acknowledge she is cared about, and gently challenge distorted beliefs as needed, without rushing healing. The guidance emphasizes that healing takes time, and the process should be compassionate while recognizing lies or distortions that can arise during grief.

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The collection centers on theology-heavy Bible study conversations that challenge traditional doctrinal assumptions by foregrounding a design-law perspective and a relational, love-centered view of God. Episodes frequently critique punitive or penalty-based interpretations of scripture, exploring how concepts like freedom, truth, and transformation operate within a framework of God's design laws, health principles, and genuine human flourishing. Across sessions, the hosts and guests engage practical questions about scripture, salvation, and discipleship, often using real-world examples, neuroscience metaphors, and Adventist heritage to illuminate how beliefs shape behavior and personal growth. The overall tone emphasizes discernment, heart-... more

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