Steve Ray Webb
January 3, 2015 at 5:49am
I have always rejected a rigid Calvinist approach to salvation because it conflicts with all the Scriptures that place emphasis on personal responsibility, both in preaching the Gospel and in receiving it. But similarly, I have always rejected a rigid Arminian approach to salvation because it limits or reduces God's omniscience. To give it a label, I guess this puts me in the Molinist camp of taking a position somewhere in the middle (described pretty well in the article below . . .
Theology Discussion – Calvinism, Arminianism, Molinism
Steve Ray Webb
January 3, 2015 at 5:49am
I have always rejected a rigid Calvinist approach to salvation because it conflicts with all the Scriptures that place emphasis on personal responsibility, both in preaching the Gospel and in receiving it. But similarly, I have always rejected a rigid Arminian approach to salvation because it limits or reduces God's omniscience. To give it a label, I guess this puts me in the Molinist camp of taking a position somewhere in the middle (described pretty well in the article below . . .
Elizabeth DeVore
January 2, 2015· Colorado Springs, CO
An encouragement for the times you get a question that makes you question humanity:
"I'm thankful that you guys receive questions seriously to bring people closer to God through Jesus Christ."
Shea Houdmann
January 2 at 12:49pm
Has anyone read "The Shemitah"? -http://www.christianbook.com/mystery…/9781629981932/…/981932 - We are receiving some questions about it and might need to publish a review of the book, or at least a discussion of the topic. Anyone interested?
The Mystery of the Shemitah: The 3,000-Year-Old Mystery That Holds the Secret of America's...
Expanding on a mystery introduced in his bestseller The Harbinger, messianic rabbi Cahn explains the prophetic 
Danielle SwiontekGot Questions Writers
December 26 at 12:31pm ·
Hi everyone! Can you help me with a question? This man is wondering WHAT Joseph feared, exactly, in taking Mary as his wife. What is the cultural background here? Would he have feared his own social outcasting or death or something else? Or just that Mary would face those things? What happened to couples who were legally married yet not living together yet, and found to be with child? I'm not sure where to go for this kind of cultural history...any 
Jeff Laird
December 25 at 5:48pm
Living in the tension between joy and happiness. Blessed in family and life, but crushed and discouraged by the weight of a ministry calling that seems almost pointless right now. If God really wants me to fight a forest fire with a squirt gun, I'm game. But feeling called to defend the truth of the Gospel to a world that's veering so quickly towards hate, irrationality, and ignorance of that Gospel has me burnt to a crisp. Prayerfully looking at how to balance the need to breathe with 