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Q: It’s really hard for me to try hard to read my Bible and learn about God and Jesus...when I don’t think anyone in my family is going to heaven. It feels wrong for me to go without them, and it breaks my heart to think about being separated from them. Despite their ways, they’re my family and I love them enough to lay my life down for them. A: It is good you have concern for them, but it is sinful/wrong to think what Jesus did for you is "wrong"... no salvation is wrong. If saved, Jesus died for you. So dont think like to throw your salvation away cuz you "think" family wont be saved. You are not God and do not know if theyll be saved before they die. (Don't make assumptions on their salvation based on who they are today).  What do you mean “for” them? It’s not like you’re rescuing them from anything if they’re rejecting God. You can minister with heartfelt intention to faithfully call them to salvation. If you love them you would in a Christlike way purpos...

Q: I married unequally yoked. I was lukewarm at the time just starting to dive deeper back.I know it is my fault.  We have had deep conversations about faith, and he prays with us and goes to church with us. His opinions and views I would say are more agnostic. As he believes the Christian God is just as possible as any other god. He just has a lot of questions and often questions the Jewish and Christianity religion and how they are the same but they don’t both believe Jesus is a Messiah.  I have been praying for him for years now. We are 2 1/2 years into marriage and have been together almost 7 years. We also have two children together. I’m having a hard time with resentment and I know this isn’t right or fair. I’m praying hard about it and God has been showing me my heart but this feeling is so deep and so important to me as my faith is now. How do I work through this ? A: God will bless your efforts and you have to ride out the consequences (what the unequally yoked part b...