Q & R (lite) Episode 3

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//They. Just. Left.\\

Q & R Returns

Special Guest: Master Avery Wolff

Sponsored by: Swoosh Just Do It

They. Just. Left? (Immediately)

Mark 10:29,30

... No one who has left home or brothers or sisters or mother or father or children or fields for me and the gospel will fail to receive a hundred times as much in this present age: homes, brothers, sisters, mothers, children and fields-along with persecutions-and in the age to come eternal life.

 

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Hearers & Doers (Skit Guys)
or
Bad Ways to Witness

//#ubthejudge or should you?\\

Q & R

Judging Others, 

what did Jesus say about Judging others?

10/4/17 Professor Peter Van Batavia

Mathew 7:1-6

John 7:24

James 4:11(commentary on Judging)

Romans 14:10

1Peter 4:17

Excellent Video Link on Judge Not, Lest Ye Be Judged...

the Allowance of War

What is God's roll in War?

Why does he allow it?

Does He play a direct roll in playing favorites - "being one side or another"

Divine View of Death

God, What Is Going On?

It’s not fair that my sister was killed by a drunk driver. She was so young.

My husband was getting ready to retire. Why did he have to suffer and die from cancer?

Why did God allow my child to be murdered?

Does God care about your pain?

It’s a fair question. Does God really understand what you are going through after your loss?

In the Bible, you’ll find assurance that God does understand and wants to help you:

• He is described as “the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort” (2 Corinthians 1:3).
• He knows what is happening to you: “But you, God, see the trouble of the afflicted; you consider their grief and take it in hand” (Psalm 10:14a).
• God wants you to talk about your hurts, to “pour out your heart to him” (Psalm 62:8 NLT).

Do you see? He hears your cries for help and He invites you to come to Him for comfort.

God’s plan to end your suffering

Not only does God want to ease your suffering, He actually relates to it. How can God understand a human problem like grief? He can relate because He grieved the unjust execution of His Son, Jesus.

As painful as it was, God allowed Jesus to die as part of His plan to end suffering and death. He wanted to bring comfort, hope, and healing to you. But to appreciate this plan, you have to understand the reason suffering and death exist.

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