The Bible Line January 7, 2025

Dorthy, Hilton Head, SC (Live Caller) - I have a question about the book of John 5:26, Please explain this passage to me?

Woody, Ridgeland, SC (Live Caller) - I have a question about the birth of the Lord in Matthew chapter 2?

Yufan, Bellevue - He says, Here is my testimony, “When I was an unbeliever, I was interested in the bible, and I am a subscriber to DLM Christian lifestyle. But one day, I received a dream from God, in that dream, I saw God the Father and another unbeliever being judged, and people were being thrown into the lake of fire, not hades, but the lake of fire, and I know that this is the judgement day. I heard God the Father screaming in anger, “you are condemned to hell for all of eternity, depart from me!” But suddenly, God the Father’s tone changed and He told me that this is a warning dream, and God the Father said, “If you accept my son Jesus Christ and your lord and savior, this will not be your future.” After that, I truly accepted Jesus as my lord and savior, and my life was changed forever!” What do you think about that? And what do you think about what happened in my dream, was biblical? And most importantly, if it is not biblical, does that mean I am a false Christian?

Anonymous, (Live Dictation) - I have a question about babies who have died either thru miscarriage or abortion going to heaven, will they be able to recognize their mom when he or she goes to heaven?

Randy J. - I have a question about abortion. Now, I believe that life in itself is very valuable and life begins, at conception. My question is, what is a good case to make and what can I say to those who bring up the fact that many women forcefully are having kids against their will, I believe that that's completely wrong, as well. That that a woman would be put in a position like that, but I also believe it's wrong to take a life. No matter at what point it is. So, I'd love to hear your response. Please help me out with this.

Kelly, Springfield GA (Live Dictation) - How do I explain someone that Sunday is the Lord's day and we do not choose which day we decide to congregate, please explain how it is that what we do on Sunday affects our testimony to unbelievers and lastly where do we draw the line on what we do on Sundays, like cutting the grass, doing homework etc...?

Elaina, Beaufort, SC -- What would you say to someone who says, 'why does it matter what I believe as long as I'm sincere?'