Grace for Today | with Dr. Justin Tilghman

This episode discusses whether the Christian faith is a "blind faith" that defies reasoning.

This week we discuss how Jesus could tell someone their sins were forgiven before he actually died on the cross.

This week we tackle two questions: 

1. Can we seek forgiveness on behalf of someone else?

2. Should we pray for someone's forgiveness?

This week we tackle a question about how to battle against lust and same-sex attraction.

This week, we walk through 4 biblical questions/tests from 1 John that help us identify the authenticity of our faith.

This week we talk about how Christians should approach Halloween.

This week we tackle the question as to whether someone can be born gay (or with same sex attraction) and, if so, how it can still be a sin.

Is it ok for Christians to have wealth or nice things? This week, we tackle the Christian's approach to wealth.

The doctrine of election is meant to be an encouragement to us. This week, Dr. Tilghman discusses ways we can know we are among the elect.

In this episode, Dr. Tilghman discusses how we can trust that the Bible is divinely inspired, above and beyond what is claimed by other religious texts.

In this episode, Dr. Tilghman discusses whether competition is sinful. Is it ok to compete against others?

In this episode, Dr. Tilghman discusses the Genesis accounts of Sarah being given to Pharaoh and Lot's offer of his daughters. Does God's silence here mean he condones these actions?

In this episode, Dr. Tilghman discusses how God's foreknowledge relates to the testing of our faith.

In this episode, Dr. Tilghman suggests two ways of fighting the battle against sin in the Christian life.

In this episode, Dr. Tilghman addresses questions related to how to effectively witness to our coworkers.

In this episode, Dr. Tilghman addresses several questions sent in about the indwelling of the Holy Spirit in the life of the believer.

In this episode, Dr. Tilghman discusses how Christians should balance Christian service and resting when they are tired.

In this episode we discuss whether a true Christian can struggle with addiction. Habitual, unrepentant sin is inconsistent with the Christian life, but that doesn't mean that true believers don't fall into seasons and periods of sinful behavior.

In this episode we discuss how and why "good" people could deserve punishment in hell. Is there really a such thing as a "good" person? The answer to this question highlights the immeasurable mercy of God toward sinners.

In this episode we discuss the question:

How should I respond to the argument that the bible cannot be God's word because an omniscient god would not sanction the bible in its current state, since some of the passages lead to many differing interpretations and have led to different denominations?