Andrew Farley

What is “repentance toward God”? Why are believers going to judge the angels? My friends tell me to keep the Sabbath. Are they right? Where was Jesus for three days after He died? If God forgave all my sins, why would I be judged for them?

Why is it so hard for me to believe my "sins of omission" are forgiven? I feel guilty (like a hypocrite) when I read the Bible or pray, because of my choices lately. What can I do? How do 2 Corinthians 5 and Romans 14 fit together and show us what will happen at the final judgment? Is there a deeper message than "spending time with God"? What about renewing our minds? If a believer dies by suicide, what happens to them? *Previously aired.

Why did Jesus have to become one of us? Discussion Questions: What do the names “Immanuel” and “Jesus” and “Christ” mean? Read Luke 2:10. Is the message of Jesus “good news of great joy” to you? Why or why not? Read John 14:9. Why did Jesus become like us? Read Philippians 2:8. Why did Jesus become like us? Read Hebrews 4:14-16. Why did Jesus become like us? Read John 1:11-13. Why did Jesus become like us? Read 2 Corinthians 8:9. Why did Jesus become like us? How do 2 Corinthians 4:7 & Colossians 1:27 & 2 Corinthians 3:18 reveal “God’s Christmas presence”?

What is the Amplified Bible? What are your thoughts on translations? Could you pray for me and my grandsons? What’s the deal with circumcision in the Old Testament? And what about women? So, who created God?

Should we turn away children and unbelievers from participating in the Lord’s Supper? What is your best advice for worship leaders? My husband died recently; and a friend told me God takes us early when we make bad decisions. Is this true?

What was Jesus doing in the Sermon on the Mount? I’m experiencing spiritual manipulation at my church. What should I do? I’ve heard that, over time, I will receive more faith. Is this true?

What do the different soils represent in the Parable of the Sower? If my kids are saved, will they eventually stop what they’re doing? Our pastor seems to convert every sermon into a call to do more for God. What should we do?

Why is it so hard for me to believe my "sins of omission" are forgiven? I feel guilty (like a hypocrite) when I read the Bible or pray, because of my choices lately. What can I do? How do 2 Corinthians 5 and Romans 14 fit together and show us what will happen at the final judgment? Is there a deeper message than "spending time with God"? What about renewing our minds? If a believer dies by suicide, what happens to them?

Judgment Day: Should believers be nervous? Judgment Day – sounds intense, right? But should believers be biting their nails? Not a chance! In our EPIC series finale, we dive into Revelation 20-21, where the dead are judged, and the Book of Life takes center stage. Revelation paints a vivid picture of two groups with two very different outcomes. While unbelievers face judgment, believers are welcomed into a new reality where God wipes away every tear. We’ll see other New Testament passages that affirm this, showing one judgment with two distinct paths. Plus, 1 Corinthians 6 reveals your role in the final judgment, and it’s not what you might expect. Click through to watch and transform your view of Judgement Day – you’ll discover why you can face the future with confidence and joy! Discussion Questions for Revelation: Read Revelation 20:11-13. Who are the dead? Where do they come from? Why is this important? Read verses 12 and 15. React to this statement: If you’re in the Book of Life, then your deeds are not

Are there always earthly consequences for our actions? How do we stay "positive" about God even in the midst of them? Is there one final judgment or two? What does 2 Corinthians 5:10 mean when it says "we must all appear" and then it speaks of being "recompensed"?

Is it okay to date someone of a different religion? I struggle with a general sense of guilt all the time. How can I deal with it? How do we worship God? What about when we are hurting?

Is the whole world saved? Is the whole world forgiven? Does the whole world have the Holy Spirit? What does the Bible say about worry and anxiety?

What sends a person to Hell? is it necessary to be ordained to minister to others? Why did Jesus say we would worship Him in spirit and in truth? How can we talk about the message of God’s grace in the fewest words possible?

How would you help a believer who is involved in sexual immorality? Do we see God immediately when we die or do we have to wait? How is God always the same but then the Old Testament is filled with such violence? Does God bring disaster upon us? I feel so condemned because of my failed marriage and my past. What can I do?

Can women speak in church? Can they serve as leaders? What is replacement theology? What’s the truth about Jews and Gentiles in the church? I asked my friend about Catholic confirmation, and it feels like he’s now shunning me. How do you know your calling? I want to date a Catholic woman, but I’m not sure how to start the conversation about our different beliefs.

Some of the most high-impact truths in the New Testament are found in 1 John, where John brilliantly contrasts the darkness of unbelief with the light of being in Christ. Take the infamous 1 John 1:9 – often misused as a “bar of soap” for believers to maintain forgiveness and fellowship with God. The religious world keeps treating this verse like a revolving door of confession for Christians, but what if it’s actually a bridge for unbelievers to cross into salvation? Join me as we dive into this passage and uncover its true context as an invitation for those who haven’t yet embraced the truth. This fresh perspective might just transform your understanding of fellowship and forgiveness! Discussion Questions for 1 John: Read 1 John 1:1-4. Why does John mention so many physical words? In verses 3-4, why specifically is he proclaiming that Jesus is physical? Read 1 John 1:5. Is there any darkness in God? As a believer, are you in Him or are you in the darkness? Explain why this is important to the whole passage.

Did James understand grace? Did he disagree with Paul? Was James “zealous for the law”? Did James teach “certain men” to be legalistic?

Do we need to ask for forgiveness? What about the Lord’s Prayer? What does it mean to be obedient to God’s commands? Why does it seem like public prayer is often so formal and artificial?

Is Jesus half-God and half-man? I’m a new believer, and I wonder what dependency on the Lord really looks like. What is the “secret place” in Psalm 91? Do the “bowls of wrath” in Revelation 16 relate to creatures, to humans, or to both?