...Each month we invite Bible professors from Northwestern College into the studio and open the phone lines for questions on the Bible, faith and the church. On the next installment of Ask The Professor, we welcome back Dr. Mark Muska to field your questions. We open the Bible and open the phones and look forward to discussing your faith questions! Highlight – Professors Ask the Professor...
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...r return to field your questions and encourage your faith as we once again Ask the Professor. We open our Bibles and open up the phones on this latest Connecting Faith. Here are some of the questions we tackle during the show: • Does God operate along what we understand to be logical lines? And – if so – wouldn’t that make logic powerful than God? • What is a “blood moon” in prophecy, and does it have any impact on ou...
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...mail lines for questions on the Bible, faith and the church. This month on Ask the Professor, host Neil Stavem welcomes back friends and University Professors Mark Muska and Brad Sickler to field your questions. We go in-depth on topics from Satan, to the New Heaven, and Revelation. We invite you to open your bibles as we open the phones and discuss your faith questions. The following questions are posed by today’s callers: • Do we need to g...
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...ed from our sins, we need repent of our sins and ask God to help reveal them to us. Highlight: Does God look on our sins? Ask the Professor!...
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...Each month we invite our Bible professors from Northwestern College into the studio and open the phone lines for questions on the Bible, faith and the church. This month’s session features Dr. Mark Muska and Dr. Boyd Seevers fielding your questions, with guest host Jo Rathmanner. Have your Bible questions ready and join us for the next installment of Ask the Professor. Ask the Professor...
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...hone 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 field your questions. Highlight – A question of forgiveness Ask the professor Covered during this discussion: • How to grieve as a Christian when a loved one dies who doesn’t know Christ. • What did Jesus mean when He gave authority to His disciples to “loose” or “retai...
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We open up “Ask the Professor,” as former Professor Mark Muska from the University of Northwestern-St. Paul joins Bill once again. They begin by sharing the importance of reconciliation, study Acts 17:30, discuss how the bad things in our lives can always be used by God, if Adam and Eve knew what evil was, review Revelation 21:8, how to know if you’ve been born again, and more. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give no...
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...We open up the phone lines and our Bibles for another edition of “Ask the Professor!” Professor Mark Muska fields a variety questions from our listeners including, “How can we hear the voice of God more clearly?”...
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We open up “Ask the Professor,” as former Professor Mark Muska from the University of Northwestern-St. Paul joins Bill once again. They start by discussing the call of Paul to be an apostle, review the story of the demon possessed man in Mark 5, have a brief conversation about Christianity and politics, dig into Matthew 6:25 and how to hush Satan’s lies, look at Peter’s denial of Jesus, share why true repentance is absolutely necessar...
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We open up the text lines and our Bibles for another edition of “Ask the Professor!” Professor Mark Muska from the University of Northwestern-St. Paul tackles your questions on the test of true love, being dead to sin and alive in Christ, dealing with bitterness, what wisdom from above looks like, the warnings to lying we see in Scripture, the importance of realizing how dependent we are on Christ, choosing to be slow to speak, storing Scripture...
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