Living Springs Q&a

The Lord's prayer, the Lord's name and some insights to Romans 11 Submit your questions to questions@livingspringsairdrie.com or follow the buttons above to submit completely anonymously or via text

Why is Easter on a different day most years, but Christmas is on December 25th, which also lead into a conversation of how the church in history has interacted with the world!

Looking back at the Family Meal they had this weekend!

Where and how do we feel our church is being led in this season of our community.

How do we keep the heart of repentance when daily life ensues?

Is it ok to forgive God? Or should we be confess to God we have blamed Him for something that He didn't do?

Where have we (pastors) found inspiration lately

How are we as Christian to handle being in darkness Seems like we cant even find a safe place in Christian homes that don't drink. How do you stop becoming isolated? because we no longer want to go to things that are so free and liberal. Does just saying the sinners prayer assure us of salvation? Can we lose our salvation?

Update on 246 Communities, the Dessert and Appy Nights and community at Living Springs!

In your message, you talked about not allowing lust or immoral sexual acts, but what do you do if you have already allowed that into your life? If you have already committed the sin, then what?

Staff as super powers and the difficulty of sharing your faith!

Staff as Lego characters, Hebrews 6:4-6 falling away and returning, What about demons and how can we participate in 246 with complications in our lives!

How does the church plan to promote community and not cliques?

Here are our questions this week: 1. What is the unforgivable sin? 2. Regarding Matt 9:35-38 I've always heard this interpreted that the church needs to pray for people to go out and win souls. Though this is true, verse 35 also says Jesus went out casting out demons and healing the sick. How do we equip ourselves to live out that part of the kingdom of heaven in our personal lives?

Here are our questions this week: 1. Throughout your sermon about desiring God, I could not ignore the parallels in a marriage relationship. One thing I have noticed over the years is that my desire and closeness to God often mirrors the desire and closeness I have for my spouse. Can you think of biblical support to this notion - that perhaps there is a link between the health of our marital relationships and the health of our spiritual formation? 2. If God sees us without fault as described in Colossians 1:22 how can He also see us as we are, working out our salvation and requiring exactly what we need to overcome temptation, trials and sin? In order for God to help me with what I struggle with or walk in disobedience of, He would need to not see me as blameless or without fault . It seems as though He sees us as Christ and also as we are, is that correct?

Questions answered this week: -Psalms 14:20 -This verse seems to say being poor is a bad thing and being rich is better. Yet else where, the Bible says to not strive after riches and be content with what you have, etc. So what is it really saying? Thanks.

Questions answered this week: - Can I see my notifications from the Living Springs Airdrie App after I have opened them? - Will there be a worship team portion built onto the app? - Why aren't podcasts playing properly? - Why does the church stay away from political issues that are affecting our homes, schools, country?