Ask Pastor John

If God created the world to display the fullness of his attributes, would he have been less glorious without creation?

Explore the transformative journey from being a rebel to becoming a child of the King. Discover how God's perspective shifts from punitive anger to loving discipline after justification. The conversation reveals the beautiful balance of God's disdain for sin and His unwavering love for believers. Experience the reassurance of grace as it highlights God's compassionate desire for restoration over condemnation, emphasizing His delight in His children even amidst their shortcomings.

Both Calvinists and Arminians see grace as powerful and necessary, but not in the same way. Pastor John gets at the heart of the theological divide.

If you are a Christian, then you have the Holy Spirit. But is this the same as being baptized in the Holy Spirit? Pastor John explains the difference.

We know God will accomplish his purposes for good, but he doesn’t promise our children’s eternal good. How can we be satisfied in God with this unknown?

When we think God has hardened someone’s heart, we should not assume that the hardening is permanent. God can and does break in and save.

“Better to live in a desert than with a quarrelsome and nagging wife.” What are readers of Scripture supposed to learn from a proverb like this?

Is it wise for a girlfriend and boyfriend to travel together and stay in the same hotel? Should they? Pastor John gives three reasons why they shouldn’t.

At any moment, God can put a complete stop to the plans of man. Rebellious human plans never threaten a sovereign God.

Job is a profound book on human suffering, worthy of a lifetime of study. But was Job himself a real, historical character? And does it matter?