#STRask

Questions about what to say to someone who finds it hard to believe in a God that lumps non-criminals in with murderers and rapists when he sends them to Heaven or Hell, and whether all receive the same punishment in Hell.
 

What could you ask a non-believer who finds it hard to believe in a God that lumps non-criminals in with murderers and rapists when he sends them to Heaven or Hell?

Do all receive the same punishment in Hell? Does Hitler receive the same eternal punishment as a Buddhist?

Questions about why God gave Moses the Ten Commandments instead of sending Jesus, and what it means to call Jesus Christ the “Lamb of God.”
 

What are your thoughts on why God gave Moses the Ten Commandments instead of sending Jesus?

What does it mean to call Jesus Christ the “Lamb of God”?

Questions about how to deal with someone whose mission is to tear down everyone else’s beliefs about Jesus, how to help a child or teen who seems liable to turn away form God due to peer pressures, and how to reach a daughter who says she wouldn’t be a Christian even if it were true.
 

How do you deal with a Christian who has deconstructed and whose mission is to try to tear down everyone else’s beliefs about Jesus?

What should parents do to help a child or teen who seems liable to turn away from God due to peer pressures?

How can I reach my daughter, who professed to be saved as a child but now is out of church, in a relationship with a trans man, and says she would not be a Christian even if Christianity were true?

Questions about how we know God is who he says he is and isn’t lying about his character, how to trust God when it seems like he’s working against us, and how to respond when it feels like God hates you.
 

How do we know God is who he says he is and isn’t lying about his character?

How does a person trust God when it seems like he’s working against us?

How should you respond when it feels like God hates you?

Questions about what it means to be holy, how to fight your sins without slipping into a works-based mindset, and whether, as a Christian, it’s better to be humble, meek, and self-deprecating because none of us does good or bold and confident because we’ve been saved by the Creator.
 

What does it mean to be holy, and why is this important?

How do I rest in Jesus’ completed work and still fight my sins without slipping into a works-based mindset?

As a Christian, is it better to be humble, meek, and self-deprecating since none of us does good, or can we be bold and confident since we are saved by and loved by the Creator of the universe?