Discussing Judgement, Baptism, and Free Will | Back to the Bible Canada with Dr. John Neufeld

In this second video of our two-part series, Dr. John responds to some theological questions posed by listeners of Back to the Bible Canada. "What did Jesus mean when He said, 'Do not judge?' Are we compelled to silence in the face of moral errors?" "What is the biblical teaching of baptism? Is baptism necessary to salvation and what is the right mode to be baptized?" "Does the Bible teach predestination and if so, how do we have free will?" Listen as Dr. John sorts through questions many of you have wondered about.
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Those who follow Jesus are committed to the authority of the Bible. We want to do what God says. Sometimes that is very clear; other times we have questions about how to submit to the Scriptures. In this two-week series, Dr. John responds to questions sent to Back to the Bible Canada from listeners and viewers. You may find that these are the very questions you have wondered about.
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[@cbak1819]

Beautifully said about free will. God drew me to himself and continues.

[@cbak1819]

Great discussion brothers. I go to others for council.. to see if my view is skewed in someway, that's not biblical.

[@futurefacing]

I feel there is even more to do, biblically, on predestination. I believe God's foreknowledge ties it all together. The merciful Father, who is not willing to have any perish; who went to the cross for "whosoever will," who invites "all" who are thirsty-- by drawing us--has not done so to the exclusion of anyone. He knew, before the foundation of the earth, all those who would reject him, yet he held his hands open all day long. True, none of us can come unless the Father draws us; he would draw every single soul, if possible.
For there is no favouritism with our God, and he is no respecter of persons.