Question: Charles Stanley is a prominent pastor in a (large) local Atlanta Baptist church. This morning as I woke up, I turned on the TV and Charles was preaching. Literally, the first words out of his mouth were, “man is justified by faith alone” (Romans 3:28) so, of course, I had to keep watching. Some […]
Question: I heard 2 pastors talking about you. One was saying that he liked your teaching, but it was full of too much Grace. The other pastor said we can’t get enough teaching about Grace. The original pastor said that when too much Grace is taught, there won’t be any workers, and we need more
Question: Hi Hank You have talked about heaven in the north sky and if all possible would you E-me your findings ? Thank you so much. Russ in Sarasota Answer: HEAVEN IN THE NORTH Where is heaven? Have you ever thought about it? Does the Bible have any clues? Whenever you ask a child, “Where
Question: Dr. Lindstrom Do you have any information on the actual date of Christ’s birth and anything that centers on Paul’s letter to the Phillipians in Christ Cal Caudill Answer: I have a message on CD that shows from the Scriptures that Christ was probably born on October 31st. Call 813-884-4328 for information.
Question: In Luke where the rich man is in torment, why does he ask for Lazeras to come and dip his finger in water to cool his thirst from the heat. If we are absent from the body and present with the Lord, why does it sound like he has a physical body.. Answer: This
Question: What is your opinion on the King James Life Aplication Study Bible? Answer: I have not used it enough to have an opinion. I’ll have to take a fresh look. Thanks!
Question: What is your opinion on John Macarthur’s theology? Answer: He teaches ‘Lordship Salvation’. This means that you must obey Christ as a Christian to be saved. This is ‘Works for Salvation’ which is wrong. To be a disciple one obeys Christ in order to achieve rewards. “There is a vast difference between coming to
Question: Can Believers, being indwelt by the Holy Spirit, actually live without committing sin? Answer: NO! I John 1:8 says, “If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us.” The believer has a sin nature that will continue with us until death or the rapture.
Question: Can we send your Bible Studies, to others, on e-mails? Answer: Yes, be my guest!
Question: If Satan is a spirit without a physical body, then how did he turn himself into a serpent with Eve in the Garden of Eden. Answer: Satan is apparently able to indwell or possess a body. In the tribulation period after the rapture, Satan will indwell the antichrist. See Revelation chapter 13:1-4.
Question: Dr. Hank. Can you explain to us 1Peter 3: 18-22. What is the Baptism that Peter is speaking of in verse 21? I was told that this is water baptism. It was being used to show that we need to be baptized, before we can be saved. Thanks, Wally Answer: 1pe 3:18 “For Christ
Question: Dr. Lindstrom, can we copy and print out your Bible Studies, to send them to those in prison? Thanks and God Bless, Wally Answer: Yes, Wally, you may send them to those in prison.
Question: Dr. Lindstrom, I recently found a website on dispensationalism. In a chart form, in short, it said that the four Gospels were teaching salvation by faith AND works; dealt with the training of the disciples to preach the Gospel of the Kingdom; and that the books of Hebrews, James, I Peter, II Peter, I
Question: Dr. Lindstrom, if Jesus had been accepted by the Jews as the Savior and NOT crucified. How would that have changed future events so far as the 1000 year reign of Christ, Rapture, Tribulation, and Second Coming, etc. Thanks. Answer: Of course, we can just guess about the outcome! But the church age of
Question: Is it ever ok for Christians to use achol for social drinking ?????? Thanks Answer: Ephesians 5:18 says, “And be not drunk with wine, wherein is excess; but be filled with the Spirit;” The Bible forbids drunkenness.Also we read in I Thessalonians 5:22 “Abstain from all appearance of evil.”
Question: What about Kwanzaa? Answer: Did you have a happy Kwanzaa? © 2002 WorldNetDaily.com I’m a little late in asking, forgive me. But, did you have a happy Kwanzaa? I know the celebration officially ended 10 days ago, but the news has kept me busy until now. President Bush was quicker to the trigger than
Question: DR. Hank! It seems these days, that Romans 10:9&10 is being used for the Gospel. This doesn’t jive with the real and true Gospel of Christ. I beleive, when you look at the entire chapter, these verses are dealing with witnessing. Could you give us your thoughts on these 2 verses. Thanks and God
Question: Dr. Lindstrom, thanks for bringing the word, “hyperdispensationalism” to me when I was asking about Paul’s writings compared to the remainder of the New Testament. I did some more searching, and I see that they have some strange teachings, as in their apparent obsession with baptism not being for this dispensation. I realize that
Question: Dr. Lindstrom you should really post the church service times on your contact page along with all your other info there. Answer: Thanks for the good suggestion.
Question: Dr. Lindstrom, I greatly enjoy your ministry and listen to your radio program as often as possible. I have heard you speak on the rapture and how only saved indiviuals will be raptured and how children who are not, will be left. I guess my question is, can you give me verses that would
Question: I have been reading your website’s Q&A section. One person (Wally) brings a question to mind concerning his statements. Dealing with the verse, “The wages of sin is death”, doesn’t the word ‘death’ refer to both physical death and spiritual? Answer: Yes
Question: This is in response to whoever is reading the Q&A page, and asked about the “wages of sin is death” being referred to as spitual and physical. Back in Genesis, where God told Adam, that in the day that he ate of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, thou shalt die.
Question: It is saddening (but not suprising) to read some of the questions/arguments posted on these pages by some of our brothers and sisters. Take for example, the argument about whether or not faith is a “work”, and that is the least of all works. The Bible clearly separates faith from works or “good deeds”.
Question: I am wondering about cults, could my church be a cult? how do you differentiate? Answer: Cults deny the basic fundamental of the faith. You need to check out what your church believes against the standard of the Bible. Get a doctrinal statement from your church and compare. Send me a copy and I
Question: Dr. Lindstrom, In 1 John,1-8,”If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us”. This puzzles me when I read in chapter 3 of the same book, verse 6, “Whosoever abideth in him sinneth not: whosoever sinneth hath not seen him, neither known him”. Also verse
