💡 Welcome to Adam Answers 💡Ask A Question -- https://forms.gle/TLc9LNfdCoxURnkU9If God is all-powerful, all-knowing, and good, why does He allow evil and suffering?In this video, we explore the Problem of Evil from a biblical perspective, looking at Habakkuk, Job, free will, God’s sovereignty, and what Scripture says about trusting God when His plan doesn’t make sense.Is God really good—even when life doesn’t feel good?0:00 Is God Good?1:08 The Problem of Evil2:49 Habakkuk Asks: Why Does God Allow Evil?5:36 Why Doesn’t God Stop All Suffering?6:12 Free Will and Moral Evil7:10 Did God Create Evil?8:28 What Is the Nature of Evil?9:29 Does God Actually Care About Our Suffering?10:04 What Job Teaches Us About Suffering13:35 Psalm 88: When God Feels Distant16:23 So, Is God Good?#Christianity #ProblemOfEvil #ChristianApologetics #Bible #Theology

Hell is one of Christianity’s most difficult doctrines. Does the Bible teach eternal conscious punishment, the destruction of the wicked, or the eventual reconciliation of everyone?In this video, I compare Eternal Conscious Torment, Annihilationism, and Christian Universalism, examining the strongest biblical arguments for and against each view—and explaining which position I believe best fits the full witness of Scripture.Want to Ask a Question? - https://forms.gle/TLc9LNfdCoxURnkU9Episode Chapters0:00 Why Hell Is So Difficult1:36 Three Christian Views of Hell2:33 Annihilationism Explained3:25 The Biblical Case for Annihilationism7:27 Strengths and Problems of Annihilationism10:07 Christian Universalism Explained11:57 The Biblical Case for Universalism14:43 Strengths and Problems of Universalism19:41 Eternal Conscious Torment Explained20:31 The Biblical Case for Eternal Punishment23:14 Strengths of Eternal Conscious Torment24:42 The Hardest Questions for Eternal Torment27:08 Which View Best Explains the Bible?29:36 What Each View Gets Right32:20 The Questions That Remain35:07 How Christians Should Speak About Hell36:18 Final Conclusion#Christianity #Hell #Theology

In John 18, Pontius Pilate asks Jesus this question while standing face-to-face with the truth he cannot recognize.In this episode, we explore Pilate’s encounter with Jesus, humanity’s search for absolute truth, and why the Gospel of John identifies Jesus as the *Logos*—the reason, purpose, and foundation behind all existence.We’ll examine:• Pilate’s question, “What is truth?”• The broken-clock problem• Why truth requires a reliable point of reference• The meaning of aletheia in John 18• The meaning of logos in John 1• Why Jesus is more than one category of life• What it means to gather, grow, and goJesus is not simply another part of our lives. He is the reason for our living.What do you believe truth is? Share your thoughts in the comments, and subscribe for more conversations about Christianity, philosophy, theology, biblical history, and culture.CHAPTERS00:00 What Is Truth?00:57 Jesus’ Trial Before Pilate03:40 Can We Know Absolute Truth?04:08 The Broken-Clock Problem05:57 The Styrofoam Cup Thought Experiment06:53 Pilate’s Search for Truth09:11 Jesus Is the Truth09:52 What Does “Logos” Mean?11:11 The Philosophers’ Search for the Logos12:08 Jesus Is the Logos13:14 The Gospel Is Not Another Category14:50 The World Is Still Searching16:00 Gather, Grow, and Go16:37 Closing ThoughtsSCRIPTURE REFERENCESJohn 1:1–13John 18:28–38Matthew 27:461 Corinthians 10:31Hebrews 10:25

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