Episode 1192 Show Notes
From the Show
Even this sinner, this thief on the cross who’s been condemned for something so serious that it would lead to his crucifixion, and yet he is crying out for mercy. He sees that Jesus isn’t a fake. He knows that he is the Righteous One. And so he asks him to remember him.
– Pastor Adriel Sanchez
What Does Jesus’s Promise to the Thief On the Cross Mean?
Questions in this Episode
- Does 1 Samuel 15 teach that God can regret things?
- Is the rise in transgender cases reflective of “trading the truth for a lie”?
- What are other false gospels to be aware of?
- What does Jesus’s promise to the thief on the cross mean?
- What do the terms “works-righteousness” and “antinomianism” mean?
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Resources
Easter Devotional: Sayings from the Cross
Core Question – How Can Christianity Be True if God Allows Evil and Suffering?
