What kind of power and influence does Satan really have? How do I trust God when I see hospital workers not tending to my mother the way they should? Is God still concerned with the old covenant? How simple is salvation? Do I need to feel assurance for it to be true? What was Israel chosen for specifically? How can I understand the Bible better? So far, I'm having trouble!

1. What does it mean to you that this passage was written 700 years before Christ?
2. React to this statement: Jesus had "no stately form or majesty."
3. React to this statement: Jesus understands my pain and my grief. Is this hard to believe? Why or why not?
4. What is the "great exchange" described here?
5. Why do you think the gospel divides so many people?
6. What meant the most to you from this message?

Is there a chance that Paul is not talking about the Old Testament "law" in Romans (1-8)? Must our giving be to a local church or ministry? Is there freedom to work that out a different way? I've seen biblical evidence the Earth is flat. What are your thoughts?

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Is there a chance that Paul is not talking about the Old Testament "law" in Romans (1-8)? Must our giving be to a local church or ministry? Is there freedom to work that out a different way? I've seen biblical evidence the Earth is flat. What are your thoughts?

I'm thinking about marrying a Muslim man. What are your thoughts? Why do some of Jesus's teachings seem so harsh? My husband is seeing other women and criticizes me for respecting God more than him. I'm dying inside!

I heard Proverbs 26 is about a believer losing salvation. I've been depressed about my eating disorder and need help with this passage! What kind of battle are we really in on a daily basis? What does Ephesians 6 mean when it speaks of the armor of God?

Can you help me understand James 2:14-26? Our works might be burned up at the final judgment (1 Corinthians 3)? If we don't love Jesus enough, we might be accursed (1 Corinthians 16:22)? Am I really saved even though I doubt so much?

I'm struggling with a gambling addiction and have tried to stop. What can I do? Why did Jesus ask the Father to forgive the people who crucified Him? A pastor of 36 years recently announced he has embraced an alternative lifestyle. I'm trying to wrap my mind around it! Who is being described in Revelation 22 as a person who subtracts or adds to prophecy? If we're totally forgiven people, why do some believers examine themselves each time before taking communion?

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History is defined by big moments, but three days stand alone.

For centuries, religion has treated the Gospel like a sealed envelope—guessing at its contents but never reading the message inside. In this message, From Cross to Crown, we're finally opening the envelope.

• Friday was your forgiveness.
• Saturday represents the burial of your old self.
• Sunday is the explosion of a brand-new life.

You weren't just forgiven—you were recreated. Jesus didn't just die for you; He rose to live in you. Stop waiting for "someday." Your new identity starts now.

Let's "open the envelope" and look at the Gospel the way God designed it.

You'll love what's inside.

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1. What are the two greatest events in history? Why?
2. React to the envelope analogy. In what ways has the church left it sealed and guessed at its contents?
3. What is the significance of Day 1 (Friday)? What did it accomplish?
4. What does Day 2 (Saturday) represent? Hint: Think in terms of your old self.
5. Why is Day 3 the most important of all? What happened to us because of Day 3?
6. React to this statement: Christ is your life, your everything.
7. How does this message help you enter this season (Good Friday and Easter Sunday) with a richer understanding of what we celebrate?

1. What are the two greatest events in history? Why?
2. React to the envelope analogy. In what ways has the church left it sealed and guessed at its contents?
3. What is the significance of Day 1 (Friday)? What did it accomplish?
4. What does Day 2 (Saturday) represent? Hint: Think in terms of your old self.
5. Why is Day 3 the most important of all? What happened to us because of Day 3?
6. React to this statement: Christ is your life, your everything.
7. How does this message help you enter this season (Good Friday and Easter Sunday) with a richer understanding of what we celebrate?

I've been listening to "The Grace Message for five years. My family and I thank you! Why wasn't Moses allowed to go into the Promised Land? What does this show us today? And what about Abraham and Isaac? Any New Testament takeaways for us?

What is covenant theology? Are we under the new covenant today? Or does it begin later? I read Romans 8 about "no condemnation" and still get confused and feel guilty. Do I need to live or "walk" a certain way to be freed from condemnation daily? What are your thoughts about the numbers and patterns of numbers used in the Bible?