Ask Pastor John

Dive deep into the relationship between God's love and election, revealing how they work together in divine choice. The hosts unpack a listener's question, dispelling misconceptions about salvation and clarifying key theological terms. Through the biblical stories of Jacob and Esau, the emotional intricacies of predestination are explored, illustrating how God's love profoundly enhances His sovereign grace. This enlightening discussion sheds light on the beautiful interplay of love and election, offering fresh insights into divine intention.

When thinking about TV, music, or movies, don't ask, “What’s wrong with this?” but, instead, “Will it maximize my holiness?”

Wartime lifestyle seeks to glorify God — not to live with the least amount of stuff. It simply admits that life must be different during a battle.

When is it right to please people? When is it wrong to please people? Motive matters.

God has designed marriage to bring about a kind of cherishing that emerges nowhere else. But that doesn’t mean you are uncherishable if your single.

Jesus faced more opposition from the Pharisees than the Romans. Are religious formalists a greater threat to the church today than our secular neighbors?

Students, attending college means stepping out into the front line of the war for your faith. In order to hold fast, arm yourself for battle.

God created sex for marriage. He designed it as beautiful gift and placed it precisely where he knew it should be.

Explore the paradox of enjoying God through Christ while acknowledging the costly and difficult path of following Jesus. Discuss the legal and emotional obstacles preventing us from enjoying God as our all-satisfying friend. Discover the miraculous transforming work in our hearts that replaces hardness with love and delight in God. Find the free and priceless friendship and satisfaction found in God through Christ.

One way to honor our parents is to love them as we love ourselves. If we would hope to be helped in our old age, we should find ways to help our parents.