Answers for Church Members
How does hell glorify God?
9MarksMany people think that, if it even exists, hell must reflect some defect in God’s character. Yet as hard as it may be for us to grasp, the reality is just the opposite: hell displays God’s glory.
How does hell glorify God?
Why is hell integral to the gospel?
9MarksSome people think that by rejecting or ignoring the doctrine of hell, they are making God more glorious and more loving. Far from it! The horrific nature of what we have been saved from only intensifies the glory of what we have been saved to. With that in mind, here are four reasons why the doctrine of hell is integral to the gospel.
How should churches get involved with and think about short-term mission trips?
9MarksHow can I make the most of the preaching I hear every week?
9MarksWhat should I do if I disagree with something my pastor said?
9MarksI don’t like the direction my church is heading. How can I know when it’s time to find another church?
9MarksEvery situation is different, and it’s impossible to speak precisely about any one situation. That said, here are some criteria worth keeping in mind in every situation:
I don’t feel like there are opportunities for me to get involved in my church. What should I do?
9MarksSometimes we get so fixated on programs and official positions in the church that it’s easy to miss opportunities right in front of our eyes. To help remedy that potential near-sightedness, here are two ways that you can always get involved in any church.
What should I look for in a church?
9MarksHow should Christians evaluate different missionary methods?
9MarksWhat is success in missions and how do you measure it?
9MarksThe Bible teaches several points with unavoidable clarity.
Who is responsible to fulfill the Great Commission?
9MarksWho is responsible for training pastors?
9MarksMost evangelicals believe the answer to that question is obvious: seminaries are responsible. A man who decides he wants to be a pastor should go to seminary, get a degree, and then presto! He’s ready to be a pastor.