- It's been fun to see the different Gospel presentations many of you are including at the conclusions of your answers; keep up the good work!
- A friendly reminder to cite your sources if you're copying from another website or using a commentary, Christian book, etc.
- If the questioner gives their name, it's a nice idea to include their name in your response.
- We try to ask for clarification on vague questions before assigning them to you, but sometimes the questions are still a little difficult to pin down. Feel free to ask questioners . . .
Answering Tips – October 2014
- It's been fun to see the different Gospel presentations many of you are including at the conclusions of your answers; keep up the good work!
- A friendly reminder to cite your sources if you're copying from another website or using a commentary, Christian book, etc.
- If the questioner gives their name, it's a nice idea to include their name in your response.
- We try to ask for clarification on vague questions before assigning them to you, but sometimes the questions are still a little difficult to pin down. Feel free to ask questioners . . .
Byron Earnheart
September 28 at 9:52pm · Tunica, MS
A little on the lighter side...my question tonight tied directly in to the Sunday School (yes, my church calls it Sunday School still!) lesson this morning. I love seeing the Spirit move like that...and to be just a simple (very simple) conduit for Spirit-work from little ol' small town Mississippi...it's pretty cool! Sometimes, I get way bogged down in theology and apologetics and the nuances (all important) that I forget to stop and smell the roses when He drops a 
Steve Ray Webb
September 25, 2014
I seem to get a lot of questions that have to do with breaking bad habits. I would like a good template that combines both the biblical side (I realize that GQ has one of these) and the practical side, as recommended by behavioral therapists. Does anyone have such a thing that I could plagiarize the heck out of? Thanks and God bless!
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Tim White
Yesterday at 8:51am · Edited
OK, I got a question about whether Jim Barborosa, the `shofar man` is a cult leader or not. I cannot find much about what he believes, except he prefers the mystical over the "faith walk".
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Robert Pristoop I find him to be an Ultra-Charasmatic faith healing type in the vein of Benny Hinn. He believes that his blowing of the shofar can heal people and that there is power in the Jewish 