In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "I have a question, at the moment of death, are we in the presence of Jesus?"

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "Dr. Betters, is it a sin to talk to a deceased love one who appears in my dream? In my dream, I hugged my deceased son & asked him how is he & he replied that he is OK. Thank you."

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "I always follow your videos, Dr. Betters. Thank you so much. I am from the Mindanao part of the Philippines. I just want to ask. 1. Do we really have to pray specifically? Like mentioning his/her name to be your husband/spouse? 2. How will you know if it is given to you by God if in case he/she is also someone else's prayer?"

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "If we're already chosen then why would the scripture say in 2 Peter 3:9 that it's not God's will that anyone should perish? I could more easily believe "predestination" (because God is sovereign) if it was not for this passage."

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "Can you do a session on why God takes our loved ones from cancer? How to cope with watching your adult child or even a young child die from it."

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "Will we know recognize our loved ones in Heaven... Your answer was you believed we would. My question is if in heaven there will be no crying sadness or sorrow how then would we recognize our loved ones what if some don't make it to heaven will they be erased from our minds? If not wouldn't that cause sadness knowing this ?"

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "What should I do if I have a hard time focusing while meditating on God?"

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "What I don't understand is that the Bible says it is wrong to visit fortune tellers or spirit mediums, but the people who wrote the bible often relied on what they were told by 'angels'. How do we know that these 'angels' were good angels, and in order to of been able to communicate with them, the writers of the Bible must of in some way been mediumistic? Is there a contradiction here? I hope I’m explaining myself in a way that you understand."

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "If A Woman Had An Abortion Will She See Her Child In Heaven?"

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "I learned a lot from this, however, I do have a question. How do we know when He’s saying “no” or “wait”? Often times the wait can feel like He’s saying no"

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "hi, Dr. betters, my Muslim friend was taught to believe, since he was a child that he could get to heaven by the Muslim method, my SDA friend was taught that he must keep the Sabbath, my JW friend was taught that it will be upon the earth and he must sell watchtower magazine, my catholic neighbor was taught that he had to be a catholic. I was thought that at the point of death, I must have no sin in my life. including my tithes must be paid up! and everyone is fully convinced that their way is the only way. how do I know that yours is any better than someone else?"

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "Are you in agreement that folks who give to multi-millionaire evangelists money- who flourish with luxury lifestyles... $100 million jets...?"

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "Will I See My Three Miscarriage Children When In Heaven?"

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "A learned man who taught a lengthy class on angles, diverged when he was speaking of the two angels who escorted Jesus during the resurrection. He said that he thinks that when the believer passes from this world to heaven, that we will have at least two escort angles to guide us and protect us on that journey. In humor, he said that 'I am not going to war over this issue" but he does believe there is sufficient scripture that supports his thought. His studies and belief support the two events you witnessed when you shared in "What happens when we die?" Keep doing what you are doing. If not on this side, I will see you on the other."

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "Why would our 'spirit's' need to go to heaven first, only to be somehow reunited at some future point at the resurrection? And why would God allow some believers the comfort of some final vision of say, Jesus - just before they die, or some sign they are going to heaven, and yet others see/experience nothing?"

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "All my life I’ve been attracted to the same sex, I’m going back to early childhood (elementary school age). I’ve heard we’re born straight, gay, or bi. I’ve heard as a Christian that it’s a sin. I believe it is. I have never acted upon with it another man…

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "Robin asks, In recent years, I've suffered numerous serious injuries. I wonder if they're truly are accidents or if such events are from God--trying to teach me something--or attacks from Satan. Does everything that happens to us have a spiritual cause or a lesson attached? Every time I resolve to restart an exercise plan to strengthen my body and get healthy, I have an injury that sidelines me for a while, sometimes several months. I feel like David says at times, abandoned, even temporarily, by God."

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "You mention the rebellious son is left to the “loving care of the elders” in church discipline. Our son, 6th of 8 otherwise God-fearing adults, was living with a young woman (whom he has now married and has a son). He would not come before the church to repent, so he was excommunicated from fellowship with the church…

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "Vicor asks, Dr. Betters, I just want to know your opinion concerning 9/11, the ones that jumped from the towers could that be considered as a suicide. Did they get lost?"

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "Dear pastor- much Love from India. My name is Kavita from India, and I am 27 years old. My dad died 2 years ago. He walked with God every day. He was my hero and I can't forget him. I went through depression because of his death, I couldn't take it. I know he is with God in Heaven. My question is, I know when I meet him again he will recognize me, but does he consider me as his daughter again? Do I call him dad in heaven? If that won't happen I'll be broken. What do you say about this?"