I was wondering about who lives where in the Millennium. To go a step further, say we go in the rapture but have a family member who gets saved during the Tribulation and survives. It is true to assume they could not visit us in the New Jerusalem, but that we could visit them on Earth? And where are the Biblical heroes and redeemed people of the Old Testament?

I know somebody who lost his 4 year old daughter due to cancer. To the best of my knowledge he is not a Christian. The daughter had numerous surgeries but her cancer was unstoppable. After her last surgery she died. Of course her father was heartbroken he wanted to die. He tried to drink himself to death and is still struggling with alcoholism. He says he doesn’t want anything to do with God because God didn’t help though he begged Him for his daughter’s life. I pray for this heartbroken father, but if he ever opens up and asks questions what can a Christian like me say to him?

Re: Matt. 24:38-39. Is there any contextual or other support for the notion that this sign of the end times is not “life as usual”, but more like those activities become more frenzied and out of control, or that they are done to the exclusion of any other activities?

I understand Satan and his angels are still in heaven, but how are they here, too? They torment us and Satan tried to tempt Christ on this earth. How can this be?

First I have to say I love your ministry it has really helped me a lot these last few years. I was wondering if you could answer a question me and some others are wondering about. My question is this: Is it even possible for you to die before God’s plan for your life has been completed?

I have a question about the 2014-2015 blood moon tetrad. I realize the first 3 blood moons are not seen in Israel. Is it possible that these blood moons, seen in other parts of the world, could be a warning to the Jews still living in the Gentile nations? Maybe a warning to return to Israel? Considering that the anti-semitism in the Gentile nations has risen horribly, just since April 15, I’m wondering about this possible interpretation. After the rapture of the church, the danger to the Jews around the world will only increase, including in America. What are your thoughts?

Re: In this week’s feature article, The Unbelievably Amazing Destiny Of the Church you wrote, “The only requirement God has imposed on people who live during the time of the Church is that we believe in the one He sent (John 6:28-29).” But didn’t Paul say we have to believe that Jesus died for our sins and rose again rather than just believe in Him?

Could you please explain how we know that God and Allah are not the same? Many people think they possibly are, but I’d like to know the difference from a Christian standpoint.

I subscribe to Grace Thru Faith and look forward everyday to receiving it in my inbox – what a blessing! Many replies have been saved, so THANK YOU FOR A WONDERFUL MINISTRY! My question is do you think those who are condemned to hell will know why they’re there? Will they not only realize their unbelief put them there but also will they remember their crimes against mankind, and the people they hurt?

I have been separated from my estranged wife now for almost 6 years, she had an affair, lied to me. We are not divorced. My question to you is should I get divorced? My heart tells me I should, but I can’t seem to get the courage to do it. She has never requested a divorce, but there is no hope of getting back together. I know God hates divorce and I have no desire to meet another woman for the time being. I became a believer just this past summer and it has been on my mind more often lately. Your advice would be greatly appreciated. God bless.