Should I leave my church if I don't feel fulfilled on Sundays?

That's just one of the questions we'll be answering on today's edition of Core Christianity.

Well, hi, it's Bill Meyer, along with Pastor Adriel Sanchez, and this is the radio program

where we answer your questions about the Bible and the Christian life every day.

You can call us right now with your question. Here's the number. It's 833-the-core. That's 1-833-843-2673.

Now you can also post your question on one of our social media sites, including YouTube. In fact, if you go to our YouTube channel right now, you can see what Adriel's up to in the studio. You can see how large his Bible is. It's like the Gutenberg Bible in there. It's really huge. You can hear him turning the pages. And you can always email us at Questions at Core Christianity.com. It's not that big, is is it is your Bible that big you know no

it's pretty normal I would say but that would be cool I mean would that they wouldn't it be

nice if they just got me one of those big you know like the the golden looking Bibles with

gems on it and and every time you open it's's like, re-e-you know, and dust flies all over the place. They're not more holy, but it would just be good for the YouTube audience, I think. That's true. We know for sure. Every time you're going to Scripture, we'd be freaking out. That's probably why maybe better not to have that. Well, we do get voicemails here at Core Christianity, and you can call us 24 hours a day

and leave your voicemail message.

Here's one that came in from one of our listeners named Dick.

I wanted to ask a question about faith healing.

I was raised Byzantine Catholic.

Became a mainstream, I guess, Christian, Nondonam, and everywhere in church, and everywhere you go,

it seems to be a big thing. So could you enlight me more? Thank you. Bye-bye. Sure thing.

So faith healing, it sounds to me like maybe a lot of the churches you've been checking out

after having left the Byzantine Catholic Church are more charismatic churches. And I think

where this, you know, becomes problematic is when we're focusing on the miraculous. And we have this

assumption that the Christian life is supposed to be this sort of mountaintop experience. And we

should be experiencing divine healing and prophecy and all of these things,

and that's just the ordinary Christian life.

In reality, the miracles like healing in the New Testament were signs.

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