Ask Pastor John

We know that God is committed to saving his people. But does he ever become so frustrated with us that he regrets having made us in the first place?

Our cravings can take us to new spouses, new jobs, or even new cities or countries. But there is only one place we’ll find the satisfaction we seek.

As a husband, I know that God calls me to lead my family. But what if my wife is more capable and more spiritually mature than I am?

Jesus calls us to renounce all we have to follow him. But how can we gauge if we are fully and completely committed to him?

Unless God enables our obedience, we work and serve in vain. All true obedience flows from the strength he supplies.

Proverbs says that no one who visits the “forbidden woman” will return to the paths of life. So, is a man who seeks a prostitute doomed?

Does God harden sinners’ hearts only in response to their persistent sin, or is their sin a result of his prior hardening?

In this life, we will have trouble. But every trial paves the way to an inheritance with Christ that will satisfy us forever.

We know that God works all things together for the good of his people. But does “all things” include even our sins?

As Christians, we aspire to live out the paradox of brokenhearted boldness. But how do we teach and model this attitude for our kids?

From our perspective, coming to Jesus Christ feels like placing our faith in him. But God himself enabled and awakened that faith in us.

We know outward beauty is insignificant compared to inward beauty. But what should we do if we still feel insecure about our looks?

Is faultless chastity an appropriate standard for pastors, or are our expectations simply too high?

Sometimes pain seems meaningless, but in Christ, every millisecond of your suffering is producing for you an eternal weight of glory.

As a couple’s affection for one another deepens, how can they make sure they are loving God more than each other?

When trials come, how can I know whether God is calling me to patiently endure, or whether he wants me to repent of a specific sin?

When we obey sin, we obey a liar, a deceiver, a murderer. Sin is a slave master who tricks his subjects into eternal death.

When Jesus comes, he brings deliverance, freedom, grace, and power. But some people prefer what life is like without him.

Today more than ever, Christians have access to a wealth of faithful Bible teaching online. So, why do we need to read the Bible for ourselves?

Singing together is not merely the prelude to the sermon. When God’s people sing from the heart, more happens than we imagine.