Recording from Michigan Camp 2025.

Questions:

1. We are told to go out into the world and bring others to Christ. How can we do that? How can a young brother/sister bring a newly saved Christian to the assembly? Should we? How can I help them grow in the Spirit and guide them?
2. Read Deuteronomy 21:18-21. How does this apply to the current generation? God’s standards do not change, but rebellion and disobedience are still very much present in this day.
3. Often there are things that we, as personal practices, abstain from (like buying innocent products from woke companies). Sometimes it seems these self imposed rules/guidelines can get out of hand in an excessively restrictive way. Extreme abstinence would lead to a monastic lifestyle, which is not what we are called to. How do we know how much to disassociate from things we can’t agree with?
4. Is it wrong to view a representation of Jesus? Thinking of everything from “The Chosen” to a cartoon in a Bible story book?
5. Is it ok to use something other than wine in the cup? For instance grape juice or coca cola in the case of an allergy or in primitive areas where nothing is available?

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Recording from Michigan Camp 2018.

Questions:

1. Is it a sin for a believer to be afraid of death?
2. What scriptures give the Christian guidance as to the matter of insurance?
3. If headcoverings are so important, why are they only addressed in one book, and only in one chapter of that book?
4. Could you give a general explanation of fasting, and how it should be carried out by Christians? Comment on Isa. 58:1-7. Is fasting only to abstain from food? Or does it include drink, entertainment, pleasure? Is fasting regularly an okay thing to do?

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