Message series on answering the tough questions of Christianity.
Is Jesus really the only way to heaven? What about other religions?
How can Christianity make such an arrogant claim that it is the only right way to God?
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This message (from John 14:6; Romans 1-2) examines Christianity’s exclusive claim and the absolute necessity of fulfilling the Great Commission.
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How can a loving God send people to hell? How can we justify the existence of a God of infinite love who sends people to eternal torment? Is Hell Really Necessary?
The Bible explains how God’s justice subsists in perfect harmony with His love, because He sent Jesus to the cross to provide salvation. If heaven, a real place, is a monument to God’s grace, then hell—also a real place—remains a monument to God’s image.
Genesis 3:22; Exodus 34:7; Ezekiel 33:11; Matthew 25:41, 46; 2 Corinthians 5:21; 2 Peter 3:9
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2 Peter 2:3-9; 3:3-13
The problem goes like this: “If God was all-powerful, He could get rid of evil. If God was all-loving, He would get rid of evil. So since we have evil in the world, God must either be apathetic or absent.”
The Apostle Peter—almost as if writing for this very topic—teaches us that the problem of evil in the world stems from the problem of evil within our own hearts. God allows evil so that we may choose good . . . and one day God will permanently remove all evil.
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Romans 2:14-15
The world opposes Christianity for intellectual reasons, among others. Even among those who call themselves born-again Christians, a shocking 2/3 don’t believe in absolute truth.
The Bible reveals that every person has God’s law written in their hearts and all people demand common justice. What does this say of an absolute standard? Is There Absolute Truth?
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2 Timothy 3:16-17; 2 Peter 1:20-21
You’ve probably heard the argument: “Oh you can’t believe the Bible. It’s full of errors and contradictions. Besides, how can it be God’s Word when it’s written by fallible men?” Is the Bible Really God’s Word?
If the Bible isn’t God’s Word, we have no basis to answer any other questions. In fact, existence has no answers. But if God has truly spoken, what implications does that give?
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