The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley
Why did Jesus speak in parables? If God had the Devil in chains, why does He let him loose? What does it mean to reign with Christ? Isn’t Jesus already reigning? What is the least we need to do to be saved?
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What about fasting? Why did people fast and is it required for believers today? I forgave a debt but still hope it’s paid in the future. Is that okay? Are we robbing God if we don’t tithe 10%? What does New Testament giving look like?
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How should we talk to God in prayer? I haven’t been very kind to others lately, and I wonder if I’m really saved. Some people say the message of God’s grace is antinomianism. What is that? And what about the “sins of the high hand”? What does it mean to “strengthen our limbs” in Hebrews 12?
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I have called upon the Lord to be saved, but sometimes I just don’t feel saved. And the fearful thoughts are overwhelming. What is our role in spiritual warfare? What is God‘s role? What is the mark of the Lamb in the book of Revelation? I’m worried that I accidentally sold my soul to the Devil. What does it really mean to fix our eyes on Jesus?
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Which Mountain Are You Living From? Discussion Questions Hebrews 12:12-29: Read verses 12–13. When you feel weak, discouraged, or wounded, how does God’s grace invite you toward healing rather than shame, pressure, or giving up? Read verses 14–15. Why can’t we see the Lord without sanctification? What does it mean to “come short of the grace of God” here? Read verses 16–17. What does Esau’s story teach us about exchanging something incredibly valuable for temporary relief or satisfaction? How were the recipients of this letter (Jews) tempted to do the same? Read verses...
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My friend asks: How can we say the New Testament is God's infallible message? What about babies and pets at the rapture? Do you have to pray out loud to be heard by God?
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I’ve struggled with pornography and lust, and now I’m dealing with some painful consequences. I know Jesus forgives, but I still feel like I’ve done something almost unspeakable, and I’m not sure where I stand with God. I’ve been crying out to Him, but how can I know I’m truly forgiven and still secure in Christ when my sin feels this serious?
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What Scriptures do you recommend sharing during a prayer march at an abortion clinic? Can you help me with 2 Peter 2 regarding eternal security? A podcaster is claiming that Paul was a liar who stole Christianity to distort it. Is there biblical evidence to refute this?
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Test your heart or trust your heart? Will all eventually be saved? Is Hell just a place of purification for future reconciliation? Could you please pray for my situation? Do unbelievers have a spirit? Or just a soul and a body?
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What significance does the laying on of hands hold? We know the Holy Spirit is only received by faith, right? What are the crowns in the New Testament? Will all believers receive them? So you believe in the rapture, but not a secret rapture? (Yes, exactly!). So then, why does God send angels to separate the wheat from the chaff?
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Hebrews 11 is an invitation to fix your eyes on Jesus. In this message, Andrew Farley shows how the famous "Hall of Faith" points beyond human heroes to God's finished work in Christ. Discover why it’s not really about the size of your faith and how everything God promised is already yours through the finished work of Jesus.
Discussion Questions for Hebrews 11:
- Read verses 1–3. How does faith help us trust the unseen God when our visible circumstances seem to tell a different story?
- Read verse 4. Why was Abel’s sacrifice “better,” and how does Jesus give us a far better sacrifice than anything we could offer?
- Read verses 5–6. What does this passage reveal about pleasing God, and how can we stop trying to impress Him through religious performance?
- Read verses 8–12. Where might God be inviting you to trust His character even though you cannot yet see the outcome?
- Read verses13–16. How can remembering our better, heavenly country bring peace when this world feels disappointing, unstable, or unfair?
- Read verses 32–38. Why can both deliverance and endurance be expressions of faith, and how does this correct outcome-based ideas about trusting God?
- Read verses 39–40. What “something better” do we possess in the New Covenant that these faithful Old Testament believers never experienced?