Questions and Answers

The following are questions that very often pop up when we teach our Bible classes. You may find them as good references for your own class. Some of the questions we have provided answers. For many of the others, we link to others who have done much better jobs at providing an answers.

 

GOD

  1. Why does Jesus refer to himself as the "Son of Man"?
  2. What does God's name "I AM" mean? See also: Meaning of YHWH.

 

SATAN AND EVIL

  1. Why does God allow natural disasters like earthquakes, hurricanes and tsunamis? (GotQuestions.org) See also Tsunami, Sovereignty, and Mercy on DesiringGod.org
  2. What is the difference between the spirit and soul of a man?
  3. If Satan was perfect, how could he sin?
  4. Are there levels in hell for different types of sinners?
  5. Can Satan and his demons repent and be saved?

 

MAN

  1. What is the difference between the spirit and soul of a man?
  2. Will we stop sinning completely when we become believers?
  3. What does Jesus mean when he says we have to give up everything to be his disciple?
  4. How does man's free will square with God's sovereignty?
  5. What is original sin?

 

SALVATION

  1. Why evangelize if God knows who will be saved and who won't?
  2. Why does God condemn those who have not heard the gospel?
  3. Was there another way besides Jesus on the cross?
  4. Would you be a Christian if there were no hell?
  5. Does God choose or do we choose whether we believe the gospel or not?

 

CHRISTIAN LIFE

  1. Is money safe?
  2. When we suffer, is God punishing us? See also: When we hurt
  3. How do we fill ourselves with the Holy Spirit?
  4. Why do faithful Christians suffer trials?

 

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