Gwen Sellers
September 9 at 1:37pm
Would anyone care to help me with a question? In Genesis 3:3, Eve seems to add to God's original command regarding the tree of knowledge of good and evil. I'm wondering how this affects the couple's innocence prior to their eating of the fruit. Why would either Adam or Eve feel the need to add extra restrictions to God's commands if sin was not yet an issue? Or am I missing something obvious here? Thank you!
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Question on Eve’s response to the serpent in Genesis 3
Gwen Sellers
September 9 at 1:37pm
Would anyone care to help me with a question? In Genesis 3:3, Eve seems to add to God's original command regarding the tree of knowledge of good and evil. I'm wondering how this affects the couple's innocence prior to their eating of the fruit. Why would either Adam or Eve feel the need to add extra restrictions to God's commands if sin was not yet an issue? Or am I missing something obvious here? Thank you!
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Question: How should Christians feel when they know that billions of people from other religions will burn in hell for eternity because of their beliefs?
Answered by: James Toland, who has been a volunteer with us since May 2010.
Answer: We should feel an earnest passion for the lost just as Jesus did, Luke 19:10, Mark 10:45. And it mattered so much to Him, He gave His life on the cross so that the lost could be saved, 1 John 2:2. We are called to be like Christ as John 2:6 states, "Whoever claims to live in him must live as Jesus did," and 
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September 7, 2015
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Shea Houdmann
September 4 at 9:26am
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Jason Finch
September 5 at 8:10am
Hey everybody,
I would really like your thoughts on this topic.
If there is an individual who claims to hear from God (audibly), but refuses to submit himself to any type of church leadership and authority, is not accountable to anybody but himself, has his own "house church" and has appointed himself as pastor of that "house church," bashes other churches in the community and tries to tear other peoples marriages apart and justifies it by saying that you have to go where 