Pastor Greg Locke's Weekly Question & Answer 6.14.16
June 14, 2016
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as posted by the channelIn this week's episode Pastor Locke answers the following questions:
*Are the victims of Orlando’s terrorist attack innocent? (2:11)
*Is the “whore of Babylon” (Revelation) the Catholic Church? (3:21)
*If you commit suicide will you still go to heaven? (4:27)
*Pastor Locke’s views on Steven Anderson (7:40)
*Is God really happy with Christians today? (9:06)
*Are the chips in credit cards a part of the “Mark of the Beast” (10:16)
*Why are convictions confused for hate in these days? (11:39)
*Should we pray out loud? (13:15)
*Which church should we trust? (14:05)
*What is the time called when Jesus walked the earth? (15:26)
*What is the concept of “Free Will” (16:24)
*What happens when we die? (17:26)
*Does God love some and not others? (18:07)
*Are we saved by Baptism? (19:10)
*Why doesn’t God intervene today like he did in the Bible? (20:39)
*Steps Christians can take to usher in revival? (23:16)
*Why do people hate homosexuals? (24:10)
*Do you have to speak in tongues to be saved? (24:52)
*Do you have to be baptized to go to Heaven? (27:17)
*View on pornography addiction (27:30)
*Can you explain the trinity (28:47)
*How do I restore my relationship with God? (30:41)
*What do you think about Obama’s view on terrorists? (31:53)
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