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Panelists: Brent Arnold, Brad Brewer, Glen Head

#703-11/12/2017

• What does the Bible say about cliques? What would Jesus think about a group in the church that makes others feel excluded or unwelcome?
• Can or should an elder give the preacher or a member a “direct order” that is not mandated by Scripture?
• Should one who requests membership in a congregation bring a letter of recommendation from their former congregation?
• Are there different degrees of punishment in hell?
• What was the mark set on Cain?

Panelists: Brent Arnold, Brad Brewer, Glen Head

#702-11/5/2017

1. Is a man, whose first wife committed fornication against him and he divorced her and re-married a woman who is a Christian, qualified to be a deacon in the church? Would he be the husband of one wife as 1 Timothy 3:12 says?
2. Should a preacher be held to keep discussions confidential? What if he doesn’t?
3. God created everything in six days and said, “It is good.” So where did the Devil come from?
4. I would like to ask about the growing use of dramas in the youth gatherings of the church of Christ. Is this practice authorized in the new testament? I am concerned because the church is slowly becoming like the denominations.
5. Do you think forming small groups helps a church grow?

Panelists: Bobby O’Dell, Jeff Scott, Justin Paschall

#701 – 10/29/2017

1. Is it a sin for Christians to put their parents in a nursing home?
2. Is it possible for a person to live in adultery?
3. Why don’t we have apostles today?
4. I want to be married. What do I need to look for in a wife?
5. How is Jesus’ sacrifice “a ransom for many”?

Panelists: Bobby O’Dell, Jeff Scott, Justin Paschall

#700 – 10/22/2017

1. In Matthew 10:28, does it mean that when God destroys the wicked, He will annihilate them?
2. If a baby is born with a genetic disease, is this God’s will?
3. Is the silence of the Scriptures permissive or prohibitive?
4. In Titus 3:7, what is the washing of regeneration?
5. Why do you think there is such a reluctance among many to welcome lessons on giving and stewardship?

Panelists: Bobby O’Dell, Jeff Scott, Justin Paschall

#699-10/15/2017

1. Why did God tell Jeremiah not to marry? (Jer. 16:2)
2. Is God really a trinity? The Encyclopædia Britannica states: “Neither the word Trinity nor the explicit doctrine appears in the New Testament . . . The doctrine developed gradually over several centuries and through many controversies.” The Bible says “Jehovah our God is one Jehovah” (Deut. 6:4.) and “This means everlasting life, their taking in knowledge of you, the only true God, and of the one whom you sent forth, Jesus Christ” (John 17:3).
3. Was Jesus breaking the law by plucking ears of corn on the Sabbath Day (Mt. 12:1)?
4. What is the difference between murder and capital punishment?
5. Could you please explain Joel’s prophecy of the coming of the Holy Spirit in Joel 2:28-32? When was the pouring of the Spirit upon all flesh fulfilled? And what is meant by the sun being darkened and the moon turning to blood?

Panelists: Bobby O’Dell, Jeff Scott, Justin Paschall

#698-10/8/2017

1. What meal were Jesus and His apostles having before He introduced the Lord’s Supper. Was it a normal meal or the passover meal?
2. Is infant baptism taught in the Bible?
3. Are we born in a state of original sin or total hereditary depravity?
4. Did God kill Onan for practicing birth control?
5. Is Jerubbaal and Gideon the same person?

Panelists: Bobby O’Dell, Jeff Scott, Justin Paschall

#697-10/1/2017

1. Please address this viewer’s statement. “The atonement began in the Garden of Gethsemane. It is here that Jesus took on Himself the sins, sorrows, problems, troubles, etc. of all mankind. Because of this eternal life became a possibility for all mankind.
   Here He suffered such agony that He bled great drops of blood from every pore. He became the Redeemer of all mankind. The atonement was “finished” on the cross at Calvary.”
2. Please address this statement: “We believe the Bible to be the word of God as far as it is translated correctly; We also believe the Book of Mormon to be the word of God.”
3. Please address this statement: “We believe all that God has revealed, all that He does now reveal, and we believe that He will yet reveal many great and important things pertaining to the Kingdom of God.”
4. Please address this viewer’s statement: “We believe in the literal gathering of Israel and in the restoration of the Ten Tribes; that Zion (the New Jerusalem) will be built upon the American continent; that Christ will reign personally upon the earth; and that the earth will be renewed and receive its paradisiacal glory.”

Panelists: Skip Andrews; R. W. McAlister; Joe Rhodes

#696-9/24/2017

1. Will God accept me even if I have some doubts?
2. What does a person need to know in order to be baptized scripturally?
3. How do I cope with the loneliness of divorce?
4. Why did Jesus address Peter with such severity in Mark 8:33?
5. What does handing over to Satan mean in 1 Corinthians 5:5?

Panelists: Skip Andrews; R. W. McAlister; Joe Rhodes

#695-9/17/2017

1. What are some Biblical guidelines for dating relationships?
2. Are there biblical examples of depression and how to deal with it?
3. Is Ezekiel 34:23-24 speaking of David the son of Jesse or of some other David?
4. Does repentance simple consist of godly sorrow (2 Cor. 7:10)?

Panelists: Skip Andrews; R. W. McAlister; Joe Rhodes

#694-9/10/2017;

1. Is the Lord’s work finished? Or is He doing something for us today?
2. Recently a question was submitted and answered on your tv show concerning the responsibilities a child has toward his/her parents. The brother addressed this question by saying that our parents took care of us when we were helpless, so ought we to take care of them in their need. Nothing was said about parents who were not a part of their children’s lives, parents who provided no financial or spiritual support, and who took no responsibility towards the welfare of their family. As Christians, are we to honor and take care of absent parents when they are elderly, if they have never repented or apologized for their past behavior?
3. When were the gospels written?
4. Please discuss Hosea 11:1. Did Matthew misapply this quotation in Matthew 2:15?
5. Is it the case that there will only be a literal 144,000 in heaven?