Few topics in Christianity spark as much debate as freewill versus election. Does God choose who will be saved before they are born (election/predestination), or does He offer salvation to everyone, leaving the choice up to us (freewill)? In this episode of Life on Point, we discuss if there is a middle ground that includes both God's plan and our responsibility.

Check out these books for further study:
Chosen by God by R.C. Sproul (Calvinist)
Why I Am Not a Calvinist by Walls & Dongell (Arminian)
The Potter's Freedom by James White (Calvinist)
Mere Calvinism by Jim Orrick (Moderate Reformed view)

In this episode of Life on Point, we dive into Christology, which studies Jesus' life, His relation to God, as well as His role for the sake of mankind.

Check out these books for further study:
The Person of Christ by Donald Macleod
The Cross of Christ by John Stott
Knowing Christ by Mark Jones

In this episode of Life on Point, we discuss if God still speaks, and how we as believers can discern His voice.

In this episode of Life on Point, not only do we discuss if God has emotions, but how we as people should deal with our own.

In this episode of Life on Point, we answer a third round of questions submitted by you!

1. Are Christians allowed to have tattoos?
2. Is cussing a sin?
3. Is it a sin to drink alcohol?
4. Can a Christian be demonized or need deliverance from strongholds?

In this episode of Life on Point, we answer more questions submitted by you!

1. Is suicide an unpardonable sin?
2. What is blasphemy against the Holy Spirit?
3. Does 1 Peter 3:21 teach that baptism is necessary for salvation?

Email Pastor Darren: ddeloach@yourcpc.church

In this episode of Life on Point, we answer various questions submitted by you!

1. Which biblical account of Judas' death is correct?
2. Did Judas go to Heaven?
3. Why did Job tear off his robe and shave his head after he lost everything?
4. How do you give your life to God?

Ever wondered how the Bible became, well, the Bible? In this episode of Life on Point, we discuss how the various writings were selected for the Old and New Testaments.