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This week’s episode of Faith On Campus is the third instalment in a series of Bible talks in Genesis, looking at the life of Abraham. In this episode we look at Genesis 15 and ask the question, ‘how can bad people please a good God?’
I meet a lot of people on campus who say that even if there is a God, they’re not too worried about it, because they’re pretty confident they’ll get into heaven anyway. What’s the basis for their confidence? Well, they’re confident because they’re a decent person. They haven’t killed anybody, they try to be nice to others.
So why should God care what they believe?
It’s a common sentiment. How might we as Christians respond? Well, check out this episode from Genesis 15, which will hopefully give you a clear idea of how the Bible addresses this question and some ways we might respond when the conversation comes up.
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