HeyJaredWhat is Pastor Thinking?
A Bible Q&A with Pastor Johnny Chae of Heritage Baptist Church in Corpus Christi, TX. Send through your questions to questions@heritagebaptistcctx.org
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Why did Jesus call himself the Son of Man? (opens the original)
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It's a title that sounds like it emphasizes Jesus’ humanity— so why did Jesus repeatedly choose it to claim deity? Why did the Jewish leaders react so strongly when He used the title? And how can Jesus be truly human while also being truly God? In this episode, we trace the title all the way back to Genesis 3, follow its development through Psalm 2 and Daniel 7, and then see how Jesus deliberately identified Himself as that specific Son of Man—the One who would come in the clouds, receive everla
At what point is someone held accountable for their decisions by God? (opens the original)
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A child dies—are they in Heaven? A person with a severe mental disability—are they accountable for sin? Is there really an “age of accountability,” and if so, what age is it? In the opening episode of Season 2, we answer one of the most difficult questions surrounding sin, salvation, children, and the character of God: “At what point is a person held accountable for their decisions?” We’ll look at what Scripture actually says about discernment, knowledge, accountability, and God’s mercy—and why
How Can I Know When to End a Relationship? (opens the original)
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It's not me, it's you.
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