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Are Some Sins Worse Than Others?
Everyone agrees that some sins are worse than others, but the Bible also teaches that every human being is guilty before God. How can nice, seemingly innocent people be equally as sinful as violent, hardened criminals? Chuck and Aaron try to answer this question on this episode of Craving Answers, Craving God.
Episode 153 | 33 minutes
“Was That the Holy Spirit?” (Ep135)
God promises his Holy Spirit to his people, but what exactly does it look like for a Christian to experience the Holy Spirit? And how can he or she know that what they’re experiencing is in fact the Holy Spirit? Chuck and Aaron talk about these and other related questions on this episode.
What is Paradise? (Ep134)
The Bible uses different words for life after death, and the overlap between them can be confusing. What is paradise? What is heaven? What is the new creation? Chuck and Aaron talk about these different words and what it means for our life after death.
Grief at Christmas (Ep133)
Christmas is supposed to be a season of joy, but for many people Christmas is a reminder of loss and emptiness. In this episode Chuck and Aaron discuss why the holidays are a source of sadness for many, and what the Christian community can do to help.
The Virgin Birth (Ep132)
The biblical claim that Jesus was born of a virgin continues to be controversial. How can such an impossible thing be believed by modern people? But its impossibility is precisely the point – God does whatever he wants, even when it can’t possibly happen. Chuck and Aaron discuss this great event and its larger meaning in this episode of Craving Answers, Craving God.
Do Muslims Want to Kill Non-Muslims? (Ep131)
In the religious struggle between Christianity and Islam, is it correct that the faithful Muslim wants infidels, including Christians, to be dead? Or is this perspective a false narrative? Do different sects of Islam believe different things on this question? It’s a sensitive subject, and we’ll talk about it today. It’s our topic on this episode of Craving Answers, Craving God.
Would a Pope Be Helpful? (Ep130)
The Roman Catholic Church is led by the Bishop of Rome, the Pope. In theory, having a single powerful leader at the top of the church’s hierarchy more efficiently keeps the church’s doctrine and practice pure. So should Protestants also have a Pope? Chuck and Aaron discuss this question on this episode of Craving Answers Craving God.
Election (Ep129)
One of the most confusing, controversial topics in the Bible is that of election – the teaching that God has chosen his people from before the foundation of the world. Confusing, because it’s hard to understand how humans can be free when God chooses those who are saved. Controversial, because it raises questions about God’s fairness. In this episode Chuck and Aaron discuss these and other questions relating to predestination and election.
How Do Churches Work? (Ep128)
Who should be in charge of the Christian church? Is it the pastor? Is it the council? Some Christians would be surprised to find out that the Bible gives a lot of direction about how churches should work, and that churches work a lot better when they organize themselves like God wants them to.
The Existence of God (Ep127)
The biblical authors are not very interested in the question of whether or not God exists, mostly assuming it as a given. But for some people the inability to “prove” the existence of God stands as a barrier between them and Christian faith, and there are even some Christians troubled by this question. In this episode, Chuck and Aaron discuss the proof for God’s existence, the role of faith in knowing things, and how God reveals himself to his human creatures.