Questions & Answers is a podcast for the student ministry at the Bible Church of Little Rock, where our goal is to learn to live for God through Christ. Douglas Allison is the Student Ministries Pastor and host. He is joined each week by fellow leaders who discuss the students' questions with the goal of answering them while modeling biblical thinking.
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Douglas Allison and Troy Philips discuss the following questions submitted by students: 1. Is it better to die early and see Christ or live longer and delay it? 2. What is God’s favorite color? 3. Pleasure: So is it wrong to spend a bunch of time reading or watching a dumb show? What about small talk?
Molly Nickles and Douglas Allison discuss the question, "How would you counsel someone who feels guilty about feeling any pleasure in life at all?"
Howard Bennett and Douglas Allison discuss the question, "Is genuine joy in the Lord something that happens naturally for you, or are there things you do to focus on this joy?"
Douglas discusses three questions submitted by students with Sarah Ramsfield and Vivian Etherington: 1) We know that God loves us why would he send the one he loves the most for us? 2) Why does God care about us? What are we to God? and 3) Can I scroll through Instagram to the glory of God?
Ryan Jones and Douglas Allison answer the questions, "Can people in Heaven feel sympathy for those in Hell?", and "How do we understand the struggle Paul describes in Romans 7?"
Douglas Allison and Lawson Hembree discuss the question, "What does it look like for a Christian woman to pursue marriage?"
Douglas and Clint discuss the question, "Are angels in glorified bodies? Are they in their final eternal state?"
Douglas and Clint discuss the question, "I’m reading the New Testament part of the church plan and just read the feeding of the five thousand and the four thousand. What do you think it looked like when Jesus broke the bread and fish to feed the people?"
After an introduction to Clint, Douglas and Clint discuss the following questions submitted by students: "Was it a sin for people to tell other people about Jesus healing them after he told them not to? Why did Jesus tell people in Mark not to tell other people about the miracles he performed?"
Douglas Allison and Benny Riley discuss questions from a student about forgiveness. Is forgiveness more about trusting God to heal than trusting the person not to sin again? What's the difference between God forgiving us and us forgiving each other?