What is Great Questions Answered?
Long story short, emerging out of our 2019 Great Questions sermon series, where we received way more questions than time for answers, I endeavored to take up a long-held desire to begin compiling a trustworthy catalog of written answers that are biblically and theologically rooted, practically helpful, and instructive for Christian worldview development. For (likely way) more introductory info (than any normal person wants), see "Introduction to Great Questions Answered" (fccgreene.org/introtogqa).
Why Great Questions Answered?
In a greedy, impatient, and algorithmically-controlled world motivated by abuse of money, sex, and power, the rise of militantly secular ideologies and the weaponization of identity politics means we must fight against intellectual laziness and reclaim a Christ-centered discipline of the mind. We must learn to think clearly and persuade Christianly, for the sake of our witness to the truth of human flourishing for all that is only found in knowing and speaking God’s Word. (For a cursory explanation of why knowing and speaking God’s Word is the ground for morality, human flourishing, societal good, and epistemological truth, see “The Word of God is our Authority and Guide” at fccgreene.org/beliefs.)
Long story short, emerging out of our 2019 Great Questions sermon series, where we received way more questions than time for answers, I endeavored to take up a long-held desire to begin compiling a trustworthy catalog of written answers that are biblically and theologically rooted, practically helpful, and instructive for Christian worldview development. For (likely way) more introductory info (than any normal person wants), see "Introduction to Great Questions Answered" (fccgreene.org/introtogqa).
Why Great Questions Answered?
In a greedy, impatient, and algorithmically-controlled world motivated by abuse of money, sex, and power, the rise of militantly secular ideologies and the weaponization of identity politics means we must fight against intellectual laziness and reclaim a Christ-centered discipline of the mind. We must learn to think clearly and persuade Christianly, for the sake of our witness to the truth of human flourishing for all that is only found in knowing and speaking God’s Word. (For a cursory explanation of why knowing and speaking God’s Word is the ground for morality, human flourishing, societal good, and epistemological truth, see “The Word of God is our Authority and Guide” at fccgreene.org/beliefs.)
“What Happens To Those Who Die Apart From Christ? What Is The Biblical View Of Hell?”
February 22nd, 2026
“What Happens To Those Who Die Apart From Christ? What Is The Biblical View Of Hell?”By Scott Wakefield, Lead Pastor*NOTE: The footnotes (and some basic formatting) are not yet inserted/complete below, but all the verbiage is correct. For the PDF version of the booklet, visit fccgreene.org/hellbooklet. INTRODUCTIONWhat happens to those who die apart from Christ? Two contrasting views have emerged:...
“Why Don’t We Highlight Things Like Deaths, Holidays, Birthdays, or National Events in Our Worship Services?”
September 14th, 2025
“Why Don’t We Highlight Things Like Deaths, Holidays, Birthdays, or Events in Our Worship Services?”By Scott Wakefield, Lead Pastor Theological Foundation: Worship Is About God, Not ManThe gathered worship of the church, in its purpose and practice, is not about us, but about God. Scripture is clear that worship belongs to Him alone. The first of the 10 Commandments is clear: “You shall have no ot...
GQA: “Why Do Protestants Oppose the Concept of a Pope?”
June 28th, 2025
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GQA: “What is the Evidence for Jesus’ Death and Resurrection?”
May 9th, 2025
If the Christian faith is true, it must be rooted in verifiable history. Nowhere is this more important than with the resurrection. As Paul says in 1 Corinthians 15:19-20, “if in Christ we have hope in this life only” and He has not been raised, “we are of all people most to be pitied.” But if He has been raised, then the resurrection is a linchpin of reality—it verifies supernatural power, confir...
GQA: "What is the Gospel?"
January 19th, 2025
The gospel isn’t good advice for how to live to please God and save your soul but the good news of what God has already done in Christ to satisfy God’s holy standard and give you a place in His forever family—for all who believe are “no longer condemned” (Romans 8:1) and become “sons and daughters” (Galatians 4:5)!...
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