Andrew Farley

What does it mean to abide in Christ? Can we lose our salvation? How is discipline different from punishment? Is purgatory biblical? How do we walk in obedience without being legalistic?

What is the holiness movement? How can I rescue my friends from it? Our kids are not attending college and want to live at home. How should we approach this? How old is the universe? Can we know for sure? How do we relate to people we disagree with on this issue? What is replacement theology? What is a healthy perspective on Israel and the gospel? How can I introduce the basics of the grace message to those around me? *previously aired

Discussion Questions for Galatians 2-3: Read Galatians 2:19. Why did you have to die to the Law in order to live to God? Read Galatians 2:20. Why are there two “I’s” in this verse? What does each refer to? Read Galatians 3:2-3. What are the two multiple choice questions Paul asks his readers? And what are the answers to these questions? Read Galatians 3:10. Why is being under the Law a curse? Read Galatians 3:12 and react to this statement: The Law is not of faith. Read Galatians 3:13-14 and react to this statement: Jesus became a curse for me so that I could receive the Spirit by faith.

What does it mean to walk in Him just as you received Him? What is setting your mind? Why does Paul give us a “test” to pass? What about pastors who say they’re no longer Christians?

How could Jesus not know the timing of His return and still be God? I’m experiencing guilt and anxiety over losing my son. I wonder: Is it God’s punishment for my sins?

Can we have an ongoing sin struggle yet be genuinely saved? What can we do about vengeful or violent thoughts we get? If Jesus did it all, is there anything that we do? What’s our role?

Can you receive the Gospel and not have it take it root? How do we minister to the youth of today? Do we need to worry about having a western mindset when it comes to Scripture?

What is the holiness movement? How can I rescue my friends from it? Our kids are not attending college and want to live at home. How should we approach this? How old is the universe? Can we know for sure? How do we relate to people we disagree with on this issue? What is replacement theology? What is a healthy perspective on Israel and the gospel? How can I introduce the basics of the grace message to those around me?

Discussion Questions for 2 Corinthians 3: Read verses 4-5. React to this statement: You can have confidence toward God, and your adequacy is from Him. Read verse 6. What are we qualified to minister? What are we not qualifed to minister? Read verses 7-8. How are the Ten Commandments described? What ministry is more glorious? (Be specific for both.) Read verses 9-11. Again, how are the Ten Commandments described? And what ministry is more glorious? (Be specific for both.) Read verses 12-13. What is Paul’s conclusion about ministry here after comparing the two covenants? Read verses 14-16. What does the “veil” represent here? When is it lifted? What do people then see? Read verse 17. What is the atmosphere the Holy Spirit cultivates? What do you think this looks like in your life? Read verse 18. Why does Paul mention a “mirror”? What do you normally see when you look in the mirror? And what does Paul see happening in your life?

Do you have more books coming out? Why do I find it so difficult to find a good church? How do I relate better to my father who is hostile toward the Gospel?

Should we debate unbelievers to win them over? Why does Jesus say we enter the kingdom like little children? What is Galatianism? Is it still happening today? Where is God in the midst of my divorce and custody battle?

Update on BibleQuestions.com! Are some people given I think the Holy Spirit first in order to then believe? Do we give glory to God? Or does He give glory to us? Is the Sabbath part of the “moral law”? Should we keep it?

Did Jesus only fulfill some of the Law? Did we believers only die to some of the Law? What are the “good intentions” of those who teach Law-based living and rule-keeping? How about those who teach we can lose our salvation? My friend doesn’t want to hear me say anything about the Old Testament. Help! What is Ephesians 1 teaching us about how we are actually saved?

What do you think of “red letter Christians” who say they obey every word of Jesus? Did Moses really have a stuttering problem? What does it mean that “no created thing” can separate us from the love of God?

Do we look to the church for love and acceptance? Or only to Jesus? Can we lose our salvation or not? It seems like there’s mixed teaching out there about this! Does God want to exalt us? What does that even mean?

Romans 8 reveals something incredible: There’s no condemnation for those in Christ. That’s right – there’s no angry, accusing, or critical voice from God. Ever. He’s for us, not against us! Join me as we unpack how this game-changing truth can transform your relationship with God and your everyday life. You’ll see the powerful reminder that Christian growth is not about trying harder; it’s about realizing what’s already true about you. Ready to trade in fleshly, religious effort for a Spirit-led adventure? Click to watch now, and let’s dive into this liberating message together! Discussion Questions for Romans 8: Read verses 1-2. How does understanding that there is no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus impact how you relate to God? Read verses 3-4. What does it mean that the requirement of the Law is fulfilled in us? How does this shape your view of grace? Read verses 5-6. How do you differentiate between setting your mind on the flesh versus setting your mind on the Spirit? Which is your new “default”

Some think they’re hearing from those who have died. What do you say to that? I was in the hospital for a month with cancer and experienced a lot of accusation and condemnation in my mind. Where was that coming from? My dad is pressuring me to keep the Sabbath day. Am I supposed to? How can I harness the power to heal the sick?

Sometimes, I wonder about my salvation. I did backslide a while ago. Now I wonder about my desire to read the Bible, attend church and donate money. I guess I’m just wondering why I’ve lost my motivation and how I can get it back!

Is love only a decision, not a feeling? What about when you’re dating? Is physical attraction important? Who needs to lose their life in Mark 8? Why does Jesus say this? I can’t seem to find a church where they’re truly proclaiming the depths of the Gospel. It seems like so many churches are telling believers they’re never quite good enough for God!