So many controversial issues and debates, so little time! Here's what listeners want to discuss today:

To what level can a Christian be depressed?

How much does our faith play into our emotional and mental health, and how much depends on trusting God?

I know spiritual warfare is real because we are warned many times about it in the New Testament, but to what extent can demons influence Christians?

My strong hunch is that a majority of Americans have bought the lies about Justice Kavanaugh because they no longer think logically.

What do you think the greater problem in most churches is - ignorance in the pulpit or cowardice?

Didn't know how extensive the Burning Man movement has become. It seems like a combination of New Age, humanism, environmentalism, and a combo of religions: can you please boil this ideology down so it's easier to understand?

With all the division and spiritual confusion in the church, it's no wonder many young people want nothing to do with Christianity today.

I'm a newer Christian, could you please explain Replacement Theology? Is it a salvation issue?

Hillsong's stance on issues such as evolution, homosexuality, and seeker-friendly movement are concerning to the Australian Council of Churches. Hillsong produced some wonderful music, but as a whole they seem to have exchanged traditional, historical Christian doctrines to seek fame and fortune.

I'm a former Catholic and know some good Roman Catholic friends, even though many of their Church doctrines are unbiblical: can a Catholic go to heaven or not?

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