Stand to Reason’s Greg Koukl and Amy Hall answer questions on ethics, theology, apologetics, and culture from a Christian perspective. Submit your questions on Twitter using the hashtag #STRask.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality |
Questions about how those who are happy with the election results can show compassion to those who are devastated, navigating a relationship with an adult child who’s angry about the way you voted, and whether there’s more virtue in overcoming sin or... more
Questions about whether the disciples would die for a lie if they believed it was for the greater good, how to start a conversation with an Uber customer who’s on his way to a Hindu temple, and what to say to someone who thinks there’s no way to know... more
Questions about whether God looks at all sins as being equally severe, how to reconcile Jesus’ statements that judgment will be degreed with the idea that everyone who rejects Christ will spend eternity in Hell, and an objection to Christians warning... more
Questions about what the Bible says about not doing anything that’s out of God’s timing and whether Amos 4:13 and Isaiah 30:21 point to our hearing special messages from God.
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Does the Bible talk about not doing anything that’s out of God’s timing... more
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Regarding Isaiah 45:7 and calamities:
Need to find out why they are asking. Yes, behind the calamity could be:
1) idea that we are not in charge
2) in natural disasters cleanup team may contain a teen who is next impactful pastor, evangelist, or humanitarian based on what that person experienced in aftermath of calamity.
3) search a natural disaster - benifits, science ex. Earthquake. If earthquakes did not happen pressure would not be relieved and ultimately earth would have cataclysmic situ... more
Amy and Greg are a great team and always do a great job unpacking difficult topics
I sent in a question recently that Greg and Amy answered thoroughly and thoughtfully. They are such a gift to the kingdom and I am so thankful to have come across this ministry!
They are a great resource. They have helped me in witnessing to people, thinking more clearly about scriptures and identifying faulty logic with myself and others.
As Christian’s, life’s worldly struggles always exist for us. Clarity is helpful in my understanding and directs my focus toward that which I’m able to improve upon.
Thank you!
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