Episode 163 Show Notes
Should Christians Obey the Old Testament Laws?
From the Show
How is it that Christians are supposed to be blessed and loved by God and at the same time suffer?
Here's what Asaph says in Psalm 73 (paraphrase), “my feet almost slipped,” in other words, I almost kind of gave up on it all when I saw the prosperity of the wicked, “and then I went into the temple, I went into the sanctuary of God, and all the pieces fell into place. I realized that there's a judgment coming.” Wow, how did all that fit into place just by walking into church? Well, he saw all of the instruments in the temple, the sanctuary, that pointed to Jesus Christ, the coming judgment, and also the coming salvation. And he said, “I belong to the Lord. Who have I in heaven but you? You are my God, you are faithful to me.” — Michael Horton
Questions in this Episode
1. What does the Old Testament Law have to do with our lives and sanctification today?
2. Should we really love the church more than our own families?
3. How is it that Christians are supposed to be blessed and loved by God and at the same time suffer?
4. Since Israel is God's chosen people, then how come the Jews turned against God and do not believe that Jesus is the Messiah?
Resources
Why You Don't Have to Obey All the Rules in the Bible
What Every Christian Needs to Know about Evil and Suffering
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