Who Speaks For God?

February 21, 2025
Dr. John Neufeld

The central question within our current culture is, “What is true?” With so many voices proclaiming and disclaiming the facts, it is hard to know who we can trust. In today’s video, Dr. John discusses the question of authority and integrity for anyone who dares to speak for God. He reminds us of the plain text of Scripture and the needed discernment of the Spirit. Vital questions for today’s world.

We have all had this experience. You bought something new that comes with instructions for installation, usage and maintenance. Even after reading the instruction manual carefully, you still have questions, and the manual doesn’t speak to your specific situation. If only there was someone to talk to! These episodes cover questions sent to Dr. John about the Bible, Christian living, current events or problems we all face. You will probably hear an echo of something you are wondering about. When our questions are answered, there is clarity in living.

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    Should We Desire Christian Nationalism?

    As Dr. John speaks to questions from our listeners, today’s conversation is about elections and governmental authority. The relationship between the church and state has been a difficult one. It raises various concerns. “What if governments do not do what they ought to do; what is the Christian response? Should I simply vote for the person who professes faith? I know God establishes earthly authority but why would He use evil rulers?” Follow along as Dr. John responds to these current concerns.

  • February 14, 2025

    How Does Christianity Justify Loss & Grief?

    Everyone will ask the question, “Why is there suffering and death?” The problem of sorrow can be a stumbling block towards faith. For believers it remains a struggle. The Bible doesn’t excuse Christians from the sting of grief. It’s not a problem that can be resolved simply from a textbook. In today’s episode, Dr. John will explore this question, not just as theory but from his own personal perspective. Our comfort lies in our God who knows death firsthand and has won the victory.