Ask Pastor John

Pain surrounds us in this world, and for those in Christ, the exact opposite awaits us after we die. Is it sinful to want to die and be with Jesus?

Scripture tells us that the last days will bring an upsurge of evil in the world. Does that mean we should stop expecting revivals to take place?

The Bible has a lot to say about the issue of self-hate. Where should we begin if we’re talking to a non-Christian who struggles in this area?

Jesus is our substitute, the one who became sin so we might be saved. So does his righteousness also cover our joylessness?

God’s sovereign control is complete, not partial. He governs every aspect of nature, every aspect of history, and every aspect of personal life.

Over ninety times, Paul speaks of “the flesh.” So what does this word mean to the apostle? Pastor John forms a definition from two key passages.

We testify to the hope of resurrection when we choose burial over cremation. But if we first donate our body to science, is cremation okay then?

When it comes to food, many of us are in greater danger of judging people where we shouldn’t than of eating what we shouldn’t.

Our satisfaction in God will be in measure, not in fullness, until the day we see him face-to-face.

God promises lasting joy. But what should we do when we feel full on Sunday but empty by Monday?