...Each month we invite Bible professors from the University of Northwestern into the studio and open the phone lines for questions on the Bible, faith and the church. This month on Ask the Professor we welcome back Professors Mark Muska and Brad Sickler to talk about the Christmas story and field your questions. Highlight – Ask the Professor Ask the Professor...
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...the Gospel because of our own desires; God has got to move within our hearts to draw us.” Highlight: Drawing near to God Ask the Professor!...
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...for questions on the Bible, faith and the church. In our latest edition of Ask the Professor, Professor Mark Muska answers your questions: Who is the angel of the Lord? In terms of study bibles, which ones do you recommend? How does a person get to Heaven? Is the golden calf in Exodus just a figment of Moses’ imagination? Does Christ always choose us first? How did the original sin enter our world? How we can reconcile Romans 10:14-15 with T...
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...ersity of Northwestern fields the questions and encourages our faith as we Ask the Professor. We open the phone lines and open our Bibles as we together learn and grow in our faith. Here are the questions we tackle on this latest edition. • What do we know about the concept of the rapture? What is certain and what isn’t? We take a look at 1 Thessalonians 4. • Is a difference between the God of the Bible and Allah of the Quran? Are they the s...
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...It’s our next installment of Ask the Professor where we open up the Bible and open the phones to take your questions on theology, the Bible, and living out our faith. Dr. Mark Muska, professor of Bible at Northwestern College joins us in-studio to field your questions. Gain fresh insight from God’s Word and join the dialogue! Ask the Professor...
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...when you get all those pieces in place should you should you try to come to a conclusion.” Highlight: Old Testament laws Ask the Professor!...
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...h asking and having discussions about in the church, Bible studies, and Sunday school. Highlight: Interpreting prophecies Ask the Professor...
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...pen, and we open our bibles to discuss your faith questions on this latest Ask the Professor on Connecting Faith. Here are some of the questions we address in this latest episode: • As a parent, how can we respond to our kids’ questions about Santa and make sure they realize that the true reason behind the season is Jesus? • How were people saved before the resurrection of Christ? • What does the oil signify in the biblical story of the wise...
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...rad Sickler to tackle your questions. We open our phones and our Bibles on Ask the Professor! We get started with one of the biggest headlines of the day – the rise of ISIS in the Middle East. Could we be seeing some prophecies about the end times playing out in front of us? “Nothing can stop the Gospel….” – Dr. Mark Muska Highlight – What about the Middle East? We tackle these additional questions from listenin...
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...one lines for questions on the Bible, faith and the church. On this latest Ask the Professor, Northwestern’s Mark Muska and Brad Sickler field your questions and encourage your faith. Here are the topics we tackle: • If Matthew is not introduced in the book bearing his name until chapter 10, who wrote the first 9 chapters? • Should we expect to read the gospel’s chronologically—like we read most stories? If not, does that make a difference i...
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He walks into the room. You immediately notice. Something about him draws you. He pulls you into conversation and commands the attention of the people around you. You walk away and think, “I like him and enjoyed his company.”
You had a crummy day. Not much went right and you are exhausted. You find yourself in a Grinch mood. As a result, the rest of the day is spent complaining and venting.
A patient told me, “I have kept a secret from my husband. But if I tell him, it could end our marriage.”
