“Is it true we ought to ask people that we’ve hurt to forgive us? I became a Christian recently, and although my ex-husband and I divorced many years ago, I know it was mainly my fault. Should I ask him to forgive me? We’ve both remarried, so I’m not trying to reconnect with him or anything.”
“I guess I’m kind of a “church hopper” because I’m always changing churches and never seem to find one that satisfies me. Why can’t I find the right church?”
“Does it do any good to keep praying for someone? I've prayed for my sister for years because she's made a lot of bad decisions and messed up her life, yet she still doesn't want anything to do with God. My prayers don't seem to make any difference.”
“My wife and I are headed to the divorce court, and the main reason is because we’re always arguing about money. I wish we’d known each other better before we got married, because we might have avoided all this. I don’t have a question, but maybe you can warn young people to be more careful before they get married.”
“If angels are real, then why don't they keep us from getting hurt? I was in an auto accident a few months ago and ended up in the hospital for three weeks. Where was my guardian angel while all that was happening?”
“We have four children, all adults now, and not one of them has anything to do with church. When we ask them about it, they say we pushed church on them too much when they were kids, and that's why they don't bother with it now. I feel so guilty, although I know we can't undo the past. Is there anything we can do to change their attitude?”
“I’m 16 years old and I’d like to know how you decided to be a preacher. I have given my life to Jesus, and sometimes I wonder if that’s what I ought to do also. I have a deep concern for people who don’t know Jesus, and I want to help them.”
“Why should we bother to pray, when God already knows what we need? I hope you won't be offended, but it seems kind of silly to me for us to tell God something that He already knows.”
“My husband and I get very upset at our neighbors because they seem to care more for their business than they do for their two children. In fact, their children are always over at our house, and I know it's because they're starved for attention. Should we say something to their parents?”
“I visited a church a few weeks ago that was celebrating the Lord's Supper (or communion), and I was surprised because they made a point of saying you had to be a member of their church before you could take part. Do they believe people from other churches aren't Christians?”
“Some years ago, I got involved in a cult, but after a few years I realized they were twisting the Bible to make it say whatever they wanted it to say. To make a long story short, in time I became a Christian. But how can I help the cult members I left behind? They won't have anything to do with me now but I'm burdened for their salvation.”
“I enjoy reading the New Testament, but I just get bogged down in the Old Testament. Is it OK to skip it, since it no longer applies to us?”