Podcasts about questions god asks

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In Episode 2 of Questions God Asks 2.0, Dr. Mateus F. de Campos, Professor of New Testament at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, invites us to reflect on one of Jesus' most intimate and restorative questions: “Do you love me?” Drawing from John 21, Dr. de Campos walks us through Peter's moment of reckoning, restoration, and recommissioning—showing us how Christ meets us in our failures and still calls us forward.

In this powerful message, Dr. Mateus F. de Campos, Professor of New Testament at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, opens Grace Chapel's sermon series “The Questions God Asks” by exploring the Fall in Genesis 3. Through vivid storytelling, theological insight, and deep compassion, Dr. Mateus shows how God's question is not about location—but relationship, restoration, and grace. Whether you're hiding, searching, or unsure how to be found—this message is for you.

Which Of Them Will Love Him More? Luke 7:36-50 Questions God Asks, Part 5 June 29, 2025 Rev. David Woo

Where Have You Come From? Where Are You Going? Genesis 16: 1-8 Questions God Asks, Part 4 June 22, 2025 Pastor Kate Wallace Nunneley

Do You Want To Be Healed? John 5:1-15 Questions God Asks, Part 3 June 15, 2025 Pastor Gary Watkins

What Are You Doing Here? 1 Kings 19:1-9 Questions God Asks, Part 2 June 8, 2025 Pastor Gary Watkins

Where Are You? Genesis 3:1-13 Questions God Asks, Part 1 June 1, 2025 Pastor Gary Watkins

Stand-Alone Sermon from September 15, 2024 | The First Two Questions God Asks | When it comes to being human, our natural instinct is to hide, namely out of fear and self-preservation. And that isn't wrong; we just end up hiding in the wrong place. So, where can we hide where we experience the safety and the healing we long for? For more information about Mosaic, visit us online at www.mosaicknox.org. 

Life generates a lot of questions. Mystery and complications abound. But, it is not as if we weren't a part of all of that. We too, were complicated and even mysterious. And every once in a while, it was a good idea for us to allow God to ask us some questions. Last Sunday at Storyline's Gathering, we continued our series on the questions God asked us. The band performed songs by Tom Petty, Maggie Rogers, Nikka Costa, and Will Reagan.

Life generates a lot of questions. Mystery and complications abound. But, it is not as if we weren't a part of all of that. We too, were complicated and even mysterious. And every once in a while, it was a good idea for us to allow God to ask us some questions.Last Sunday at Storyline's Gathering, we continued our series on the questions God asked us.The band performed songs by Tom Petty, Maggie Rogers, Nikka Costa, and Will Reagan.

It is not unusual for each of us to have questions about God and even questions for God. But did you know that God has questions for us? This past Sunday morning at Storyline's Gathering, we began a new series about the questions God asks us. The band performed songs by Post Malone and Lainey Wilson, Death Cab for Cutie, Fleetwood Mac, and more.

It is not unusual for each of us to have questions about God and even questions for God. But did you know that God has questions for us?This past Sunday morning at Storyline's Gathering, we began a new series about the questions God asks us.The band performed songs by Post Malone and Lainey Wilson, Death Cab for Cutie, Fleetwood Mac, and more.

In this episode, Pastor Nate Schrimp finishes  the teaching series, Questions God Asks, with the question "Do you want to be healed?" Jesus posed this question to a man who had been sick and unable to walk for 38 years! Listen in as Pastor Nate discusses the connection of this question to the Israelites wandering in the desert and its importance to us today! 

In this episode, Pastor Nate Schrimp continues the teaching series, "Questions God Asks" with a look at the question, "What do you have in your hand?" This was asked by God to Moses when He calls him for the first time to lead his people to freedom.  We find this question relevant to us today as God has called each of us to serve in his kingdom, using what he has given us for his glory. 

In this teaching from Pastor Gary Beasley, he continues the message series Questions God Asks by focusing in on a question asked by Jesus Himself in Mark chapter 3 "Who is my mother and my brothers?" After asking this rhetorical question, Jesus answered it immediately. "And He looked around in a circle at those who sat about Him, and said, 'Here are My mother and My brothers!  For whoever does the will of God is My brother and My sister and mother.'" Mark 3:34-35 NKJV Listen in as Pastor Gary expounds on this special teaching for Mother's Day at ChristStreet.

In this episode, Pastor Nate Schrimp explores the question asked by Jesus to his first followers, "What are you seeking?" This is a continuation of the series "Questions God Asks" as Christ Street Fellowship.

In this episode, Pastor Nate Schrimp continues the series “Questions God Asks” with the question, “What are you doing here?” God asks this to the prophet Elijah in 1 Kings 19 after Elijah runs in fear to Mt. Sinai and spends the night in a cave. As we have seen in previous teachings in this series, God asks questions that help us examine our heart, leading us into a greater understanding of who He is and His will for us! 

In this episode, Pastor Nate Schrimp continues the Questions God Asks series by looking at the story of the Jacob wrestling with God and God asking him, "What is your name?" This story is found in Genesis 32 verses 22-31.  

God dealt with Cain in terms of loving confrontation instead of automatic affirmation. God made it clear that Cain would be accepted if he did well. Of course, God knew the answers to the questions He asked, but He wanted Cain to know and to resist the pull toward violence and anger within.

The scriptures call Jesus “Wonderful, Counselor” in Isaiah 9:6. A wonderful counselor asks probing questions. The Godhead does just that over 300 times in scripture. In this episode, Pastor Gary Beasley continues the "Questions God Asks" series at Christ Street by looking at the question God asked Cain after he murdered his own brother- “Where is your brother?” 

This is the first message in a series of 9 focusing on some of the questions God asks throughout scripture. In this episode, Pastor Nate Schrimp teaches on the question God asks Adam, "Where are you?" after he and Eve sin by eating from the tree of knowledge of good and evil. This question is relevant to us today as God calls out to each of us, "Where are you?" Will we come out of hiding and answer his call? 

Where are you at right now with your relationshipwith God? Do you really love Him?

"I expect that increasingly the standards for getting into college are going to be increasingly woke...your child may not do well on those tests because you haven't trained them in revisionist history, Cultural Marxism, critical race theory." - Israel Wayne Yvette Hampton chats with Israel Wayne about avoiding the common pitfalls of homeschooling. Dig deep into the misconceptions surrounding homeschooling and learn how to create a personalized education experience for your child. Discover the joys of individualized learning, embracing unique talents, and nurturing meaningful relationships. Whether you're a homeschooling parent or considering this path for your family, this episode offers practical tips and valuable insights. Watch this full conversation on our YouTube channel. Israel Wayne is an author and conference speaker who has a passion for defending the Christian faith and promoting a Biblical worldview. He is the author of the books Questions God Asks, Questions Jesus Asks, Pitchin' a Fit: Overcoming Angry and Stressed-Out Parenting, Raising Them Up – Parenting for Christians,Education: Does God Have an Opinion?, Answers for Homeschooling: Top 25 Questions Critics Ask, and Foundations in Faith. He has been a regular columnist for Home School Digest, Home School Enrichment and The Old Schoolhouse magazines. He is the founder of Family Renewal, LLC and the site editor for ChristianWorldview.net. Discussion Questions For the Series: Why should parents avoid the pressure to think their homeschooled children should excel in every subject? Do you agree with the idea that not every child is meant to master every subject? Why or why not? How can homeschooling parents avoid the trap of replicating the traditional classroom model? What are some ways that homeschooling can be customized and flexible to meet the individual needs of children? How do you feel about Israel Wayne's bias against college? Do you agree or disagree, and why? How can parents prepare their homeschooled children for life beyond high school, even if they choose not to pursue college? Do you think standardized education and standardized testing are necessary for success in life? Why or why not? How can parents prioritize relationship and connection with their children over academics while still ensuring their education? What are some practical strategies for individualizing education based on children's different learning styles? How do you think homeschooling can provide opportunities for children to explore and excel in their unique areas of strength and talent? Recommended Resources:  Podcast Note-Taking Guide

"The biggest problem that I have with standardized testing.. is whether parents and educators mean to do this or not... a child's entire sense of self-worth is predicated on their performance on the standardized test. If they score high on the test, then they are a valuable human being, and if they don't, then they're a failure and that they will never amount to anything in life." - Israel Wayne Looking to navigate the world of homeschooling without falling into common pitfalls? Yvette Hampton talks with Israel Wayne, a homeschooling graduate and homeschool dad, on how to avoid the pitfalls of homeschooling. Uncover the secrets to teaching children how to read, think, reason, and learn independently. Israel shares valuable insights on personalizing education, understanding different learning styles, and creating an environment that fosters growth and curiosity. Come back tomorrow for the rest of this important conversation. Watch this full conversation on our YouTube channel. Israel Wayne is an author and conference speaker who has a passion for defending the Christian faith and promoting a Biblical worldview. He is the author of the books Questions God Asks, Questions Jesus Asks, Pitchin' a Fit: Overcoming Angry and Stressed-Out Parenting, Raising Them Up – Parenting for Christians,Education: Does God Have an Opinion?, Answers for Homeschooling: Top 25 Questions Critics Ask, and Foundations in Faith. He has been a regular columnist for Home School Digest, Home School Enrichment and The Old Schoolhouse magazines. He is the founder of Family Renewal, LLC and the site editor for ChristianWorldview.net. Discussion Questions For the Series: Why should parents avoid the pressure to think their homeschooled children should excel in every subject? Do you agree with the idea that not every child is meant to master every subject? Why or why not? How can homeschooling parents avoid the trap of replicating the traditional classroom model? What are some ways that homeschooling can be customized and flexible to meet the individual needs of children? How do you feel about Israel Wayne's bias against college? Do you agree or disagree, and why? How can parents prepare their homeschooled children for life beyond high school, even if they choose not to pursue college? Do you think standardized education and standardized testing are necessary for success in life? Why or why not? How can parents prioritize relationship and connection with their children over academics while still ensuring their education? What are some practical strategies for individualizing education based on children's different learning styles? How do you think homeschooling can provide opportunities for children to explore and excel in their unique areas of strength and talent? Recommended Resources:  Podcast Note-Taking Guide

"Prioritizing relationship over academics is essential because if the relationship doesn't work, the homeschooling won't work, and if the relationship part is working, you can figure out the academic." - Israel Wayne Yvette Hampton sits down with homeschooling expert Israel Wayne to discuss the pitfalls of homeschooling and how to avoid them. With insightful anecdotes and practical advice, Israel shares his experiences of teaching children how to read, think, and learn - and his stories of learning these skills when he was homeschooled by a high school dropout. Discover the importance of individualizing education, embracing unique gifts and talents, and prioritizing relationships over academic achievements. Come back Wednesday and Thursday for the rest of this important conversation. Watch this full conversation on our YouTube channel. Israel Wayne is an author and conference speaker who has a passion for defending the Christian faith and promoting a Biblical worldview. He is the author of the books Questions God Asks, Questions Jesus Asks, Pitchin' a Fit: Overcoming Angry and Stressed-Out Parenting, Raising Them Up – Parenting for Christians,Education: Does God Have an Opinion?, Answers for Homeschooling: Top 25 Questions Critics Ask, and Foundations in Faith. He has been a regular columnist for Home School Digest, Home School Enrichment and The Old Schoolhouse magazines. He is the founder of Family Renewal, LLC and the site editor for ChristianWorldview.net. Discussion Questions For the Series: Why should parents avoid the pressure to think their homeschooled children should excel in every subject? Do you agree with the idea that not every child is meant to master every subject? Why or why not? How can homeschooling parents avoid the trap of replicating the traditional classroom model? What are some ways that homeschooling can be customized and flexible to meet the individual needs of children? How do you feel about Israel Wayne's bias against college? Do you agree or disagree, and why? How can parents prepare their homeschooled children for life beyond high school, even if they choose not to pursue college? Do you think standardized education and standardized testing are necessary for success in life? Why or why not? How can parents prioritize relationship and connection with their children over academics while still ensuring their education? What are some practical strategies for individualizing education based on children's different learning styles? How do you think homeschooling can provide opportunities for children to explore and excel in their unique areas of strength and talent? Recommended Resources:  Podcast Note-Taking Guide

In today's conversation, Chris Hodges, pastor of Church of the Highlands, a multi-site church in Alabama, joins me to talk about how to discern safe people, the lie of going at life alone, spiritual warfare, and why we will always stay as sick as our secrets. Dive Deeper: If you enjoy this episode with John, I'm sure you'll also enjoy the following: 327: [Formed.] Jamie Winship on Why Spiritual Formation is a Filter, Why Transformation Requires Surrender, and The Questions God Asks 326: [Formed.] Richard Foster on Time-Tested Principles of Spiritual Formation, Why We Need to Slow Down, The Enemies of Noise and Hurry, and Why Humility is the Preeminent Virtue, and His 40-Year Friendship with Dallas Willard ++++++ Episode Links: Chris's Instagram | Get Chris's new book on Amazon! Subscribe to #WinTodayShow on YouTube. Join the conversation wherever hashtags are welcome using #WinTodayShow. Get the "Win the Week" email newsletter here. ************************** This week's show partners: Get LMNT and a free gift with your purchase here! **************************