Is Shame from the Lord or the Enemy? LIVE Q&A

This week, Pastor David's Q&A begins with a question from Tammy, who asks:
"Even though I have been saved since 16, I have done so many terrible things, including in my marriage. The Lord in 2023 gave me the dose of harsh reality that I was willingly disobeying and disrespectful to Him. God literally took that desire away and now I am praying every day to be in obedience. I did everything wrong with my former marriage and my children. My question is, is it the enemy in my head trying to get me to keep the shame and feeling like I am not forgiven? I know the Lord has forgiven me and I am so thankful that He didn't give up on me even though I deserved it. Just need some feedback. Thank you."

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Questions:
0:00 Greeting & introduction
4:00 This week's lead topic: Is Shame from the Lord, or of the Enemy?
15:03 How can I understand that I am made new and a child of God when I don’t feel new, even while trying to live rightly?
19:17 In 1 John 1:9, what does it mean that God will “cleanse us from all unrighteousness”? If I keep repeating the same sin, when does that cleansing happen?
23:15 If all our sins are forgiven once we believe, do we still need to confess specific sins? What is the biblical perspective?
25:43 At the Great White Throne judgment, will people have to pay for past sins?
27:50 If Satan is the accuser, and accusation implies real transgression, how should we understand his accusations against believers?
29:10 The new Enduring Word Study Bible!
31:18 Could Paul have known Jesus’ parables—such as the parable of the sower—through early oral tradition or conversations with apostles like Peter, James, or Luke? And is it acceptable to make reasonable inferences like this when teaching?
36:00 When I feel overwhelmed by being surrounded by sin, how should I respond? Do I ignore it, repent for witnessing it, or bring it before the Lord?
38:45 Angels don’t have a sin nature, yet some fell. Did they have free will, and is the fate of the angels who did not fall now permanently fixed?
41:15 How can I discern whether God wants me to publish the Christian poetry I write?
43:40 When is it appropriate to “give someone over to Satan” after trying to help them but seeing no desire for the Lord?
49:25 How do we thank God in prayer for something we’ve petitioned Him for before it actually comes to pass?
51:41 Do you have teachings that explain willful disobedience in depth? I feel I may be in a season of struggling with this.
53:53 According to Scripture, what should someone do when there is sin in their church?
55:10 As someone who studies the Word constantly, what does your personal devotional life look like?
55:55 Where in the Bible does it say that pastors are the ones responsible for burying the dead? Is this actually a pastoral duty?
56:55 Why did God create Adam with a foreskin if later He required circumcision for Israel?
57:30 Can I preach the gospel even if I have been divorced?
58:28 When did Noah stop preaching and warning his generation?
59:00 As a new follower of Christ, how can I understand what love truly is from God’s perspective?
59:45 No Q&A next week, happy Thanksgiving!

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