Ask Me Anything - Dr. Frank Turek & Dr. Chip Bennett

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  @Lisa-t7d6g · 9 months ago

  I was telling a close family member about Jesus and what he did for us, and at first, she would get angry every time I planted a seed. Then last month, she started asking questions, and now she wants a Bible for Christmas, and I'm giving her a bible for Christmas. Please pray for her. He name is Brett❤

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  @CDGMR1 · 4 years ago

  We love Dr. Turek.

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  @JaneDoe-lw6eh · 4 years ago

  Frank you always make me laugh 😂 Your jokes are so funny and your delivery is well executed and had helped deliver me.

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  @imlistening3218 · 5 months ago

  I&apos;m a female, &nbsp;and not a pastor / senior pastor. ( I&apos;m not in favor of female pastors or deacons, &nbsp;to be honest. &nbsp;I believe those are male appointed roles by God, supported by women).<br>A few years ago, my sister was diagnosed with terminal cancer. It was going very quickly .<br>In the last week of her life while in palliative care , she called me. She professed her faith, she also did so in an email to our family.<br> She asked me about baptism.<br>Because she had not been in the church for many years she didn&apos;t have a pastor to ask. So I asked mine. &nbsp;Knowing that her time was very short and specifically saying so to one of my pastors, &nbsp;he said that he would have to talk to the senior pastor in order to get permission.<br> In our church, in order to be baptized, they have to go through the full 6 week course of catechism ( we are not Catholic, we are Mennonite).<br> And she did not have time &nbsp;.<br>The pastor never got back to me.<br> Days later, she passed away.<br>Not having her wishful filled of being baptized.<br>I actually wish on her final days there that I had just gone in and baptized her myself , and I do not believe it would have been wrong because she made a profession of faith and it was her desire to be baptized and have communion.<br>It still hurts my heart, and I believe our church failed her because they were more concerned about protocol. In the situation I believe protocol could be overlooked. &nbsp;Had she survived, &nbsp;she could have done catechism afterwards.

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  @jamesbush1157 · 3 years ago

  Only God knows our hearts.

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  @dont.wilson2121 · 1 year ago

  Thanks Dr. Frank and Dr. Chip

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• CH

  @charlotteevans5016 · 4 years ago

  God Bless these men

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• JA

  @jackiehughes8913 · 4 years ago

  This was a wonderful Q&amp;A💕🙏

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• GP

  @GP-fc2xx · 3 years ago

  Really appreciate this talk! God bless both of you!

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• AU

  @auntsally1130 · 4 years ago

  I enjoyed this so much I watched it twice. You both answered many questions I had in my own head. Thank you.

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  @elijahyungwirth9743 · 4 years ago

  I&apos;d like to be able to ask the guy speaking about a humble and honest seeking agnostic, what IS your standard for evidence? Like what would qualify to you as enough or good enough I mean. I went through about a year and a halfish of studying apologetics, strenuously, seeking the truth daily after being indoctrinated by a couple years of the joe Rogan podcast and others. It wasn&apos;t until I was at the sink doin dishes one day that I said &quot;God, idk if you&apos;re real or if the Christian Bible is true, but I&apos;m just gonna do what it says.&quot; Iv never meant anything iv said so much before. I woke up the next day, and I felt different but didn&apos;t realize it entirely until I evaluated my behavior a couple days later. Changes occurred in my life that iv never been able to have control over, the way I treated people, the things I thought about, everything about me was just suddenly different. Now, did God tell me that he&apos;s real and that he made these changes in my life? No not at all, but it the best explanation.. I believe that it is. What qualifies as evidence to you? I think that&apos;s an important question to ask yourself, evaluated your standards and ask yourself if you&apos;re being reasonable.

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  @paulbailey4173 · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESeqVAF5Hp0&amp;t=4461">1:14:21</a> to <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESeqVAF5Hp0&amp;t=4598">1:16:38</a> is one that really stuck out to me and I&apos;m glad he talked about that. I&apos;d love to hear more on that topic

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