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graceTALK, July 2011

Sunday, July 3, 2011 by Larry Farlow, Kevin Hosner, Ken Rutherford and Hugh Williams Leave a Comment

The Leadership Team answers your questions.

Q1 (1:36). In James 1:20 it says that, “man’s anger dos not bring about the righteous life that God desires.” I have heard this interpreted several ways: One, getting angry cannot be right in any situation since God is control. Two, when a person is angry they are not being self-controlled and, therefore, wrong. Three, anger cannot do be the source of strength in causing real change. Thanks for the help.

Q2 (10:01). The Bible says that God is love and that we are to love everyone. So, does God love Satan and are we to love Satan?

Q3 (21:17). This question builds off the June 21st blog post: “Same Sex Marriage Opponents Are Not Being Honest!” I have recently been rethinking about how Christians sometimes excuse issues of hair, dress, etc. as “cultural” commands. How do I know when Paul is addressing an issue unique to the culture and something that should be applied to us today? Is there a guideline to keep in mind? Also, why do we seek to obey the Law today if it says in the Bible that we are free from the law? Why follow some but not all OT laws? Does it have to be in the NT to be a “real” command?

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About Larry Farlow

Pastor Larry joined the Leadership Team in 2011. He and his wife Susan have been attending Grace Fellowship since 2006. They have three grown children Emily, Will, and Jim. Larry is a native of the Atlanta area and is recently retired from a career in the telecommunications industry. He also teaches in our adult Core ministry and is a contributing writer to our church website.

Kevin Hosner

About Kevin Hosner

Pastor Kevin serves as the pastor to our Essentials class in helping new people learn our about the mission of our church as well as discover their role in that mission. Kevin is married to Angela and they have three boys, Caleb, Joshua, and Alex.

Ken Rutherford

About Ken Rutherford

Pastor Ken has been teaching the Bible in some capacity since 1979. Ken serves as a teacher in our Sunday morning adult Connections and is lead-pastor for our Sunday service vocalists as well as the pastor overseeing foreign missions. Ken is currently employed as the Vice President of Branding & IT at the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce. Ken has been married to Carla since 1983 and has one daughter, Amanda, and two sons, Taylor and Kyle. Ken and Carla have lived in the Atlanta area since 1984.

About Hugh Williams

Hugh Williams is one of the Connections teachers at Grace Fellowship. You may notice him playing bass with the music team on Sunday mornings, too, when he works hard on smiling while reading music and keeping rhythm at the same time. A native of the New York City area, Hugh and his wife, Krista, have lived in the Atlanta area since 1997.

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