It’s Mailbag Friday! You’ve got questions, we’ve got answers.

Segment 1

• Can Christians participate in sports like boxing, football, and paintball, or does this mean they are thinking evil thoughts about punching, tackling, and shooting? – Andrew

• Is it wrong for someone to be uncouth? For example, if someone says hello to me and I don’t say anything back, is that a sin? My hyper-conscience condemns me for acts like this, but I don’t want to disregard the guilt if it is from the Lord. – Phillip

• I’ve been saved for almost 4 years now. I struggle with cussing… but in my mind only. How can I stop this? – Pearl

Segment 2

• What is the difference between a Christian having a strong conscience vs a seared conscience? – Ryder

Segment 3

• What is your favorite book of the Bible? – Marie

Segment 4

• My wife and I go to a small church of about 30 people. Over the last few years, there have been several weddings in the church, and now almost all the church is family, including my wife and I. Is this a problem? – Anonymous

• How does a Christian let shame and guilt go? When I fall into sin, I get very angry with myself because I failed. I know I’m looking at myself and my efforts, not at what Jesus has done for me, and that’s the wrong way to look at it. How can I let my pride and anger go, stop focusing on my own efforts, and focus on what Jesus has done? – Ray

• Since my brother got married to his pagan wife, I have no desire to speak to him. I feel as if he has spat in our faces and, more importantly, that he’s spat in God’s face. I am angry and hurt, but don’t want to be. What do I do about my relationship with my brother? – Anonymous

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