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On April 7, Sinclair Ferguson joined us as a special guest on our Ask Ligonier team and answered your biblical and theological questions live online.
Questions:
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Can you summarize the doctrine of the believer’s union with Christ? (2:40)
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What does it mean to be “wise as serpents and innocent as doves” (Matthew 10:16)? (4:39)
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How do I grow in my trust in God when I am struggling to trust Him? (6:30)
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What is the beatific vision? (8:59)
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How should we interpret Matthew 24:13? Should Christians be afraid of this passage? (11:15)
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What advice would you give to a newly married couple? (12:51)
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Is it accurate to describe the Bible as a supernatural book? (15:10)
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What can we know biblically about hell? (17:40)
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What would you say to someone who is concerned about the prospect of hell? (21:12)
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How can we go about making wiser, God-glorifying decisions each day without being too introspective on our obedience? (23:46)
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What was the purpose of Jesus’ forty-day fast in the wilderness? (27:07)
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What role does typology play in Bible study? How can I read the Old Testament typologically in a responsible way? (30:17)
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Is the concept of grace understood differently between the Roman Catholic Church and Reformed churches? (35:45)
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What is one lesson we can learn from Jesus’ Upper Room Discourse? (39:28)
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How do we persuade professing Christians that church membership is important and biblical? (42:06)
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Since Jesus defeated sin, death, and the devil, why are we still battling these enemies? (47:29)
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What does it mean to rejoice always, even with all the evil in the world? (51:09)
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What books are you currently reading? (53:19)
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What does “propitiation” mean? (54:42)
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Why is it important for a church to have a plurality of elders? (56:39)
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What are your go-to Scriptures for reminding yourself of God’s love or for preaching the gospel to yourself? (59:03)
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What exhortation would you give to a young Christian? (1:01:07)
Note: Answers given reflect the views of the individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Dr. R.C. Sproul and Ligonier Ministries. Here is our Statement of Faith.